Cremation Service Options For Families

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What To Know About Cremation Services?

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Is Funeral Homes Can Offer Advice?

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Verlene D. Allen

May 05, 1934 - August 11, 2010

Baltimore, MD

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Verlene D. Allen

May 05, 1934 - August 11, 2010

Baltimore, MD

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Verlene was born on May 5, 1934 and passed away on Wednesday, August 11, 2010.

Verlene was a resident of Baltimore, Maryland.

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Colby Holman says:

August 15, 2010

You have and will forever be loved by many, but forgotten by none. Your praying spirit will always live within us until that day we will see you again. I love you and thank you for everything you have done for me and my family.

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Paula Anderson says:

August 15, 2010

We said our goodbyes on Tuesday,just the day before,and Wednesday afternoon,there your where standing at heavens door.I know many where glad to see you come,Debra,your sister and the Boys,our loss is there gain for there is joy forever more. I love u so much. Kaye

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Paula Anderson says:

August 15, 2010

We said our goodbyes on Tuesday,just the day before,and Wendesday afternoon,there your where standing at heavens door.I know many where glad to see you come,Debra,your sister and the Boys,our loss is there gain for there is joy forever more. I love u so much. Kaye

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sandra anderson says:

August 15, 2010

***YOU WERE THERE***
When we needed someone to talk to,
you were there.

When we needed someone we knew would care,you were there.

When we needed a family prayer,
you were there.

Through all our ups and all our downs, you were there.

On Aug. 11th when the gates of Heaven opened wide to welcome his child home Verlene Allen.
You were there.

From the Anderson, Holman, and House families. We will always love you.

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Hazel Singleton says:

August 17, 2010

Darlene, so sorry to hear of the lost of your dear mother. I share your hurt and iI know your pain, but there is joy in knowing that she is safe and resting in the arms of Jesus. My prayer is that God will give you the strenght and the encouragement to go through. Love Hazel and Family

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