The family just lost a sister/aunt a little over a month ago and now they have loss their mother/grandmother. I would like to help them get through this very difficult time with a food train. Anything that will make things a little easier.

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Tabatha Odle

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Best-selling author David Shafer on why it is better to acknowledge grief - even if we say the wrong thing. Visit Give InKind for articles, information, and a new way to schedule meals and offer concrete assistance to the bereaved.

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