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Debbie Dunton
September 29, 2008
Dear Ray and Roy,
I was looking at the obituaries in the newspaper and was sad to see Roma's obituary. I will miss seeing her in the library. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the rest of the family. Sure hope to see you both soon! May God's peace and comfort be with you. In loving sympathy, Debbie Dunton (Willow Oaks Library)
Faye Cordle Keenan
September 28, 2008
May the good Lord bless each of you in the passing of your dear Mother and Grandmother and Great Grandmother. Each role is so precious and I know your memories are rich and uplifting.
Please accept my sincere sympathy.
Hampton High School Class of 1960 friend of Jo,
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