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Marsha Froehlich
June 6, 2010
My sympathies to your family. Somewhere down the line we are related. My maternal grandfather was Fred Cochran. His mother was Samantha Grogan Cochran, her husband was Terrell Cochran. I'm sad that I didn't pay more attention to my heritage. Sorry I didn't get the connection and meet more of the family, no matter how distant.
Barry Metcalf
June 3, 2010
Ken was a wonderful man, friend and next door neighbor. I'm sure that God has a special place for Ken. Ken is probably hanging out with Batman ( our dog that he enjoyed talking with)
Barry, Heidi & Luke Metcalf
J. A. & Geneva Eddington
June 2, 2010
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May the Lord bless you and your family during this loss. We are ready to help in any way we can.
Love you.
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