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I, too, have been thinking about Barty lately and it was hard not knowing how she was doing.  This is still a shock and difficult to hear, knowing how hard she worked to recover from Celiac.  Her presence is sorely missed on here but I know I will never forget her. Rest in peace, dear Lady.  You made quite an impression on us all.  


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Alison sounded like she was a wonderful person. May she rest in peace.

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See you in the morning, dear Barty!  I may have missed this message for a long time, but to depart and be with Christ is eternal, you are still there and I am coming one day thanks to Jesus!

Dee

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I didn't know Bartfull and I am fairly new here, but I wanted to say that I am very inspired by her commitment to live life on her own terms and I respect her outlook, her choice and her attitude. It is just amazing. Sending you all good vibes and a huge huge hug.

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