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Alice Foster
October 26, 2007
Johnnie, You are the love of my life. I have loved you for most of my life and I will continue to love you for the rest of my life. You were a wonderful husband, a loving father, and grandfather.You were always there for me in person and spirit. We were always together in life and death will not separate our love for each other.With endless love, Alice
Cherylann Foster
October 26, 2007
Dad,you were my hero in life, you will be deeply missed. I grew up with the most loving parents in the world and could not have asked for better. I want to thank you again for being the best father anyone could have wanted. My boys loved you so much. You knew this though. They will grow up with a deep love for you and I will never let them forget how much you loved them and what you meant to me and how much they meant to you. They may not understand now what is happening but I promise they will never forget how much you loved me and them. Your loving daughter, Cheryl
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