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bryan schoonover
September 23, 2008
you will never be forgotten. it seems like just yesterday we were running around town with smiles on our faces. standing on the edge of town gazing down, just waiting to go have fun. watching you get carried down my hill made me laugh. now it makes me cry, thinking about the times we should have had our senior year. you will always be my friend. Forever and Always. Bryan schoonover
Larry & Margie McNeill
August 31, 2008
To: Margaret, John, Theresa and Family. We extend our deepest sympathy and prayers.
Susan McNeill Spuhler
August 30, 2008
Dear Margaret, Theresa, John and everyone,
My heartfelt condolences go out to all of you. Please know that you are all in my prayers.
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