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American Heart Association
May 28, 2011
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Ellen Kerstetter
May 27, 2011
Please accept my sincere sympathy.
Willie and I went to school together at LHS and ran around socially with the other "town" kids. A memory dear to me is December '63. That was our Senior year. He was my "buddy" date for the Christmas dance. At the time my boyfriend was in the service and Willie and I were on the dance committee. He was adamant I was going to that dance! We had a ball! We kept in touch off and on through the years. Alway the charmer! How could anyone forget the glint in his eye and that wonderful warm smile?
My thoughts and prayers are with you Patty and Dorothy.
Sincerely,
Ellen Kerstetter
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