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Jennifer Ackerson
May 26, 2011
"Oh Orville" were my used words to you when you would say the smart/funny replies to anything mentioned to you. Orville you will never be forgotten. In just the short year I helped cared for you, you taught me to never let go of my sense of humor no matter how serious the situation. Your little buddy Ethan will always remember the play times you had together and how you taught him to play well with others. You are one of the greatest men I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. We miss you so very much.
May 24, 2011
You were my favorite Uncle as a kid and I still fondly remember your nose trick, the bags of candy you were never without, and your cane. What a blessing you were to Spud and I, our kids and grandkids, and I am so thankful you were part of our lives. We miss you but know your in Heaven and that we will see you in God's time- Spud and Lori Carlson (Sumas Wa)
Sheri Topel
May 18, 2011
We will miss Uncle Orville - always looked forward to the annual phone call at Christmas! The visits to Florence to see him over the years, and various family gatherings at Finley and Jean's and Mom and Dad's. What a positive person he was. I imagine him and Grandpa Finley are telling stories together again. God Bless and Rest in Peace Uncle Orville.
wendy beal
May 14, 2011
What a good man. loved his zest for life, people, and God. loved talking with him the last ten yrs. see u soon!!!
Warner Lucas
May 14, 2011
Orville - Now you and Wayne can play cards again. I will miss you and your cooking - Warner
Warner Lucas
May 14, 2011
I will always love and remember my uncle Orville. He loved everyone and everyone loved him. His desire to be with his father has finaly come.
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