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susan shepherd-dickey
August 10, 2008
Bea,
Finally, Mama and that brother who she adored are together again, and probably getting into some trouble up there! They were the best of friends and we miss them both. Hope you are doing a little better each day. I am sorry that I have family flying in to visit just when I needed to be there for you. If you ever feel like driving to Beaufort, we would love to have you; I have tons of room (a whole guest floor). In a couple of months it might help to get away for a while. Come
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Fred Badger
August 8, 2008
Bea,
It is with great sorrow that I learned of Frank's passing. You two practically raised my sons, Chip and David, while they were at VPI. I remember fondly the times we had our family reunions in Richmond, and the times I visited you in Wythville while inspecting the engineer work at Radford. Bea, I hope we can keep in touch with you as time passes.
Myra Badger
August 7, 2008
Aunt Bea,
David has talked at great length about how much he admired Uncle Frank. David remembers that it was Uncle Frank that taught him how to shoot, gave David a 22g rifle, and taught David how to fish, especially fly fishing. I remember the great times we all had up at the the lake, where I learned to fly fish! It's amazing but at the same time so true that one life means so much to this old world. And this is not the end, we will see Uncle Frank again when we are called home. Love you, and praying for you. Myra
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