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Shirley Robinson(Shady Grove School Restoration Committee)
October 14, 2008
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Lisa Harris
October 14, 2008
I know the road has been long and hard but now know that Aubrey is now at peace and suffering no more. I know each of you has great strength and great faith that will get you through the days and weeks ahead. Aubrey will be missed by all who knew him. I will miss his smiling face and his loving hugs. May you find comfort in Him to get you through. Love to all of you and may God Bless each of you! With much love and sympathy. Lisa, John, Haley & Abby Harris
Edith Carney
October 14, 2008
To Aubrey's family and friends,
My thoughts and prayers are with you. I know Aubrey had a strong faith and a close walk with his heavenly father. He has been a vital part of the Gum Spring church family and shared many years of faithful service in music ministry and the community senior group as well as using his talents to make bookcases for the church. Each time I open the bell choir instrument cabinet I will remember Aubrey and be thankful for the ways he served God at Gum Spring. When I directed the choir, he kept me on my toes for he was always up to mischief but looked so innocent! His love of his family, his church, his God and his friends have been an example to me. Aubrey always met me with arms outstretched and a big smile. I will miss my friend but draw comfort knowing he is free of pain and suffering and abides with the heavenly father.
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