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My dearest Grandma, I will never forget Grandma...I can't believe The last kiss, I called you before you died just You passed away my dear, my best friend, You hold a special place right here in my I miss your voice & miss your smile, Grandma...I can't believe you're gone. I still I am thankful for our wonderful memories I miss the gently smile on your face My grandmother was my life, after my She was a very good grandma. She will be remembered for her I will always be missing you, Wonderful memories you left with me, Bye bye grandma, you are the most With love Oceans Marine life and undersea world Lovers' website Master http://www.oceansoflife.8m.com
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