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5 Entries
Renae Higginbotham
July 22, 2012
Marlene & Family,
I'm so sorry and saddend to see the passing of Bill. He was such a wonderful man w/a wonderful wife whom I grown attached to. Marlene you and Bill will forever and always be a part of my heart an I know in my heart we'll see him again and get to rejoice with him. Bill was my biggest and best memories of being at the nursing home an boy did he sure keep me on my toes even though I was just a roomate accross the way. May you Rest in Peace now Bill. Marlene feel free to call anytime you want.
Tim Sowards
July 8, 2012
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Jeanette Mcghee
July 7, 2012
God do away with death, sickness and pain forever
vivian fairchild
July 7, 2012
U were so loved .rest in peace u will suffer no more.
Chuck Robinson
July 6, 2012
To the family and close friends,
know that he is with our Lord and Savior and that through Christ you will join him one day in Glory forever.
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