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Daniel Burke III
April 29, 2008
Eileen, Billy and Dad
I will always remember the great times I had with grandma, visiting on the weekends when I was younger, our weekly lunch / computer training sessions (More of lunch and chatting than training), checking the fridge for the “To Do” list, Paying me a penny for every nail picked up when the house was being singled. There were so many fun times.
Just I have never forgotten my memories of Grandpa when I was younger (Still can hear his laugh) I will never forget Grandma and the loving person she was.
I will always cherish those memories.
Ellen Fitzgerald Watson
April 24, 2008
Eileen, Thinking of you at this time. I will keep you and your family in my prayers.
Chance Morrow
April 24, 2008
My sincerest sympathies.
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