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Dennis Braddock
October 31, 2009
My father, Henry Y. Braddock, knoew both Dick and Ellen well, having worked with Dick for many years in the '50s and '60s. He has recently entered a rehabilitation facility and did not receive the telephone message of her death until recently. Please contact me and I will relay information to him, but he would like to send something, even at this late date.
melinda &cornell brown
October 21, 2009
we wanted to send our condolences, to the mapes family.will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.as we knew her closely,me and my boyfriend did work for her.we wanted to send our condolences to the family,norma and her ellens brother. and to kathy who also worked for her for many years we were truly sorry to hear about this. we will truly keep all of you in our prayers during this difficult time.
the browns
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