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Jennifer Christine Roper

March 6, 2015/in Tributes/by webguy

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Submitted by: Sharon M. Roper
Born: 1978
Died: 2014
My Tribute: The demons that surrounded you enveloped you and took you away. I only wish that I could have saved you. I wish I could have shown you how special you were. I wish you could have seen how beautiful you were. I wish I could have one more moment to hold you in my arms and tell you everything will be okay.
We feel guilt, sadness, helplessness and mostly disbelief. I pray for your daughter Amber. May she grow to be strong and realize how special, smart and beautiful she is……I will help her realize.

Love
Auntie
Sha

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