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Thursday, January 22, 2015

In Memoriam: Darleen Lingo Schmitt; Sachem Class of 1961

From: Jerry Schmitt

Yesterday morning my sister (Darleen Lingo Schmitt,Sachem Class of 1961),Peacefully passed away in Cleveland,GA.at age 71. She was much loved and we are very saddened.Arrangements have not yet been made. 01/22/15

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