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Rob & Sandi Willoughby
February 3, 2010
Dear Family,We know that you realize how Blessed you were to have "Granny" as your Mom/Grandma-we adopted her and loved her very much! We spent many fun
hours together,playing cards, going out
for breakfast or dinner....she was so much fun, and never showed her age!
Love & Prayers, Rob & Sandi Willoughby
Thomas Pope
February 3, 2010
My name is Tom Pope and I am the son of George and Agnes Pope. Ken, I beleive my mother may have baby sat for you many, many years ago. And, if you are the Ken Hamlin I am thinking of you were once a major league baseball player. We visited you and went to a double header you played in vs the LA Angels while you were in DC.
On behalf of my family please accept our deepest sympathies for your loss. If you are not the Ken Hamlin I remember, please accept my condolences and my apology for disturbing you.
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