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January 14, 2017/in Tributes/by webguy

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Submitted by: LaurI White, mom
Born: 1991
Died: 2016
My Tribute: Katie, you taught me how to love. The first time I held you, after the doctor pulled you from my womb, I learned the meaning of love. Thank you for that. I miss you so much, everyday! I love you with all my heart and I will be strong, for you alone. I know you didn’t want to die and I know you didn’t intend to leave me. My precious daughter. I’ll remember you until the day I get to be with you in heaven. Love you so much,
Mom

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