Woman dies in trailer fire in Pine County

I know this woman, she was a neighbor of mine here in St Paul about seven years ago.

Pine County, land of the free..

Cindy Stainker wrote:

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A woman dies in a fire, and all you can think of is, "were they cookin meth"? I have seen some of your posts before, you never have a decent thing to say about anything or anyone. You are a TROLL, you are clueless, tasteless and a complete jerk.

Hello Cindy so so sorry for the loss of your Friend...Did you know the surviving Male Person? Also try your best to leave the " Troll " alone...I know sometimes it's difficult when they say something 100% WRONG in their comments..all I can say is take a deep breath & go to the next comment or say a Prayer for that person ...Well enough babbling enjoy life & sorry for the loss of your Friend & she is living with the Lord.

Peace '09

420 DuDe wrote:

<quoted text>Hello Cindy so so sorry for the loss of your Friend...Did you know the surviving Male Person? Also try your best to leave the " Troll " alone...I know sometimes it's difficult when they say something 100% WRONG in their comments..all I can say is take a deep breath & go to the next comment or say a Prayer for that person ...Well enough babbling enjoy life & sorry for the loss of your Friend & she is living with the Lord.
Peace '09

Thank you 420, no I didn't know the man. I had actually lost contact with my friend for the past 5 years. I didn't know she had moved so far north. Her son called me and told me about her death, he also referred to the man as her husband. I didn't know she had gotten married. I try to ignore posts like mrs sam smith, sometimes it's hard when you know the person who died. Again thank you for your kind words. I have and will continue to pray for her. Thanks again.

..."the 58000 block of Fleming Logging Road"

Fleming Logging Road is miles out of town -- there is no "block."