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Debbie (Wallace) Davis
November 10, 2007
To the Castle Family,
I was very sorry to hear of Mrs. Castle's passing. Jule Barkman from CA told me on Friday. I would have been at the service on Wednesday, had I known. My fondest memories of her are when I was in Sunday School and Choir. We had a great time at church, at her home around the piano and on the field trips she used to take us on. She was a great teacher and friend.
June Van Heusen
November 9, 2007
I'm sorry to hear Ethel passed. She was my mother's neighbor for years. (Anne and Rudy) I hope you are well Mr. Castle and hope to see you in my travels.
Julie Fisk
November 6, 2007
My sympathy to Mel and family. Ethel was a good christian woman who will be missed. I know she is at peace with her Lord.
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