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Ruth L. (Barton) Hardy

1927 - 2018

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grace posted a condolence

Wednesday, October 17, 2018

MY sincere condolences the family. This is not end, God promised to wipe all tears away from our faces, death will be no more, no pains and suffering. Please read Revelation 21: 3 -5 and Acts 24 : 15. I hope these bring you some comfort.

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Bailey posted a condolence

Saturday, October 13, 2018

To the family: we wanted to express our condolences. After reading her obituary it’s evident that she was a special person that will be missed dearly. During these difficult times is when the Bible can provide the comfort that we need. For example at Isaiah 25:8 God promises to swallow up death forever. Also the Bible reassures us that Jehovah God will actually bring back our dead loved ones to life at John 5:28,29. If you would like more information regarding God’s promises, please visit the website JW.org

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Robert DeFrance posted a condolence

Saturday, October 6, 2018

May she now rest in peace and pain free. She was a great lady who worked hard and spoke her mind. She attended so many town meetings with her friend Mary Bennett to keep up on the latest events and fight for what she felt was needed. She was a great wife and mother and a great neighbor too. Right up to last winter she was out there shoveling snow. A shovel in one hand and her trusted cane in the other. She was independent and stubborn which is why she probably lived so long. We will always remember her fondly. Sincerest sympathy to her son Bill and the rest of her family. Robert and Anna DeFrance

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Herbert R. Sweet posted a condolence

Friday, October 5, 2018

I saw the obit in the paper today. The woman led quite a life which was not what would be unexpected for the times. (very nicely written)

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