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Susan Higgins
June 16, 2008
I'm so sorry for your loss.
I was shocked to see His name in the Obituaries.
When I use to go in his room to strip his bed , he'd say here comes trouble . When he saw that Sandy (Santos) was with me he'd say oh no it's double trouble.We loved him.He may have been Grouchy at times but I still Loved him.He had a big soft heart.
May He Rest in Pease.
I will never forget him.
Always ,Sue
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