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Sarah Allison Workman

October 11, 2022/in Tributes/by webguy

Submitted by: Diana Workman
Born: 1986
Died: 2018
My Tribute: My Christmas Angel, you were the best Christmas present anyone could ask for.
You were my mini-me. I don’t know how to live without you; your daughter is a mini you, raising her is a challenge as she is just like you and then some. Your handsome son, there are no words; you would be so proud. It’s so hard watching them grow, going thru milestones that hurt me so bad that you are not here to see them; you would be so proud. Baby girl, it never gets better; the hurt is continuous. Love momma.

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