dedicated to a wonderful mom, my daughter









Everyone dressed in pink to support mom in her fight with breast cancer.

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  1. Pondside08 May, 2010 22:38

    What a beautiful family - those smiles!
    Saying a prayer for your daughter..........

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  2. The Veatches10 May, 2010 09:30

    I have to say that my butt looks pretty good.

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  3. Molly11 May, 2010 13:44

    Dear Linda and to Becky and your little family too. We are supporting you with our prayers all the way from over here and around the world. Becky - you're butt looks wonderful. May God keep you in His care.

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  4. RayNTin13 May, 2010 07:49

    Your Butt does look good Becky! These pictures are beautiful. Made me cry! Love you ALL!

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