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Religious Funeral Thank You: St Aloysuis Gonzaga -NP

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Memorial Stationery's range of religious funeral thank you card designs are now available as non-personalized thank you cards. These cards can be used as funeral thank you cards and sympathy cards or choose 'blank inside' and you have beautiful cards on hand for general note writing.

All funeral thank you cards are printed on premium quality card stock and include premium matching envelopes.

Card Measurement: 85mmW x 135mm High ~ when folded.

View 'Detailed Images' to the left to see the different wording options available. Each option is numbered, all you need to do is type your chosen wording number in the text box below.

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Funeral Bookmark Printed Both Sides: Gentle Memories

Thank you so much Nicole for the beautiful work you did in creating such a beautiful memorial book marker in memory of my sister who passed away from cancer May 2017 The verse and song I chose, Nicole knew exactly which one went well on the front and the back of the book marker. I am so impressed with the very fast delivery. I am going to be so proud handing them out to my family and friends when we take our sister on her final journey home to New Zealand.

Jocelyn Coleman

Feb 28, 2018