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July 9, 2016/in Tributes/by webguy

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Submitted by: Natalie Wallace
Born: 1981
Died: 2016
My Tribute: I will have a Ryan shaped hole in my heart for the rest of my life. I couldn’t love anyone more than I loved him, my firstborn blonde, blue-eyed beautiful boy. My handsome, helpful, clumsy, clever, awkward, untidy, annoying, fussy, funny, wonderful, son who looked like me and could see right through me. I love you my son and I’ll miss you forever.

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