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Ashley Parker
September 27, 2008
Saturday, 9/27: Dear Kenny: So sorry to hear about your brother. I have so many good memories of our childhood! I know he is resting peacefully. Know he'll always be remembered. May you and your family find comfort in those memories.
Respectfully,
Ashley Parker, Smithfield, VA
Janet Lockstampfor
September 26, 2008
Dear Ken and family,
You are in our prayers and thoughts. I went to Ferguson High with Ned and You. What a shock to read this morning. God bless each of you.
In Christ Service,
Janet and Mildred Lockstampfor
North Riverside Baptist Church
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