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Paffendorf Obituary Quotes By Mario: What doesn't kill you makes you smaller

What doesn't kill you makes you smaller — Mario

Paffendorf Obituary Quotes By Mark Driscoll: Many modern Christians will take the best programs

Many modern Christians will take the best programs from every church while committing to no church. They even have a name for it: church shopping. — Mark Driscoll

Paffendorf Obituary Quotes By Lailah Gifty Akita: I am at peace with myself.

I am at peace with myself. — Lailah Gifty Akita

Paffendorf Obituary Quotes By Norman Rockwell: Here in New England, the character is strong

Here in New England, the character is strong and unshakable. — Norman Rockwell

Paffendorf Obituary Quotes By Cole Gibsen: Don't you think it's sad some people are

Don't you think it's sad some people are only remembered by the graffiti about them on the bathroom stalls? — Cole Gibsen

Paffendorf Obituary Quotes By Michelle Moran: Look at Rose Bertin. From an ordinary seamstress

Look at Rose Bertin. From an ordinary seamstress to the milliner — Michelle Moran

Paffendorf Obituary Quotes By Andre Aciman: It was not flirting, just verbal ping-pong. I

It was not flirting, just verbal ping-pong. I was dying to slam the ball but too polite to stop the back-and-forth. — Andre Aciman

Paffendorf Obituary Quotes By William Butler Yeats: What portion in the world can the artist

What portion in the world can the artist have, Who has awakened from the common dream, But dissipation and despair? — William Butler Yeats

Paffendorf Obituary Quotes By Thiruvalluvar: Better the arrow that missed the lion than

Better the arrow that missed the lion than the one that killed a rabbit. — Thiruvalluvar

Paffendorf Obituary Quotes By Dana Glossbrenner: Charley Bristow paced his small living room. Celibacy

Charley Bristow paced his small living room. Celibacy was burning a hole in his pants. — Dana Glossbrenner