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Darlene F. Ward
August 14, 2009
Dear Aunt Janet, Mike and Jan;
I want you to know just how much I loved Uncle Lou. I was so excited to be the flower girl at his wedding, and I remember him at my wedding - he was so happy for me. He always made me feel special.
Lou and my my Dad, Jim, were such good friends and fishing buddies. I'm sure that they're together now. I will miss my Uncle and will pray for you.
May God bless you now and always.
Kurt Ploehn
August 13, 2009
My uncle, Karl Ploehn, spoke fondly of his teammate on the 1953 Hall Drugs National Championship team, Louis Newton. Mr. Newton and his family will be in the thoughts and prayers of the Ploehn family.
Hank Finney
August 13, 2009
Dear Jan,
I am so sory to read about My fishing buddy We had a lot of fun togather.
May god be with You and You will be in My prayers.
Hank Finney
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