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December 5, 2015/in Tributes/by webguy

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Submitted by: Laura Burchell (mom)
Born: 1996
Died: 2015
My Tribute: My daughter McKenzie was an intelligent, creative, artistic, funny, caring, beautiful girl. She loved music, art, and cats. She also suffered from Borderline Personality Disorder, and addiction to opiates. We fought so hard for her, often even when she didn’t want us to. We are heartbroken. I love you so much, McKenzie. I will never stop thinking of you or saying your name. McKenzie. Mickie. Kenzles. Princess. My porkchop. Always and forever, your “momther”

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