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BRIAN TIGNER
July 1, 2009
WE ARE JEFFERSONIAN! WE COME TO JEFFERSON EVERY DAY ON TIME TO LEARN. WHILE LEARNING WE RESPECT OR TEACHERS AND OUR SCHOOL MATES. OUR TEACHERS AN PRINCIPALS ARE IMPORTANT TO US BECAUSE THEY ARE HELPING US TO BE EDUCATED INDEPENDENT AN CREATIVE WE LOVE AN RESPECT JEFFERSON SCHOOL BECAUSE WE ARE JEFFERSONIANS WE ALL WILL LOVE AN MISS THE BEST PRINCIPAL EVER!!! MR COBBS
C. Collins
June 30, 2009
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.
Felisha Griffin
June 30, 2009
I had Mr. Cobbs at Jefferson. He was a very stern but loving man. He loved every child at Jefferson and we knew it. I am glad that God blessed me with a wonderful principal. He will be dearly missed.
tim west
June 30, 2009
I remember Mr Cobbs back when when I was in Jefferson back in the 80's. He was always a kind man. May God watch over you always.
jeremy napier
June 30, 2009
God is getting another great man in heaven.
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