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Jeff Woodcock
June 6, 2023
Earl and Anita lived next door to my parents out in Willow Lake. Spent a couple of years taking care of my folks when their health went south.
Shirley and I thoroughly our time with them while there. RIP Earl
July 11, 2011
To Earls family. We are saddened to hear of Earls passing. My parents (Dottie and Bob) were their next door neighbors and more importantly, their very close friends for for almost 20 years in Prescott.
My father preceded him in passing by two weeks, so they're neighbors once again. Our condolances to you and all of his friends
on your loss.
Jeff and Shirley Woodcock
June 17, 2011
We will miss our dear friend. Our thoughts are with all of the family today. Aloha Bob & Jean Tappy
Irene perez
June 17, 2011
To the family of Earl Willett, I am so sorry to hear of his passing. I know it must be a terrible lost for you. Earl was one of my my favorite people. His sense of humor and personality reminded me of my own father. He will be missed.
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