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Antoinette Ann Anderson

April 27, 2021/in Tributes/by webguy

Submitted by: Frances Chavez
Born: 1983
Died: 2021
My Tribute: For so many years you struggled to win. No one was harder on you than you. You knew where you were going, where you were headed. Air hugs were all we could give each other. Touch was never meant to be at the end. I always thought I would see you again my Toto. I’m sorry we could not stop this. We will love you and will miss you forever, and that’s a long time. We will remember your beautiful heart. Mom

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