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Lanny Hawk
January 11, 2017
I met Cleo when I was very young and he was a teen. While my grandfather was visiting with his brother (Cleo's father), Cleo took me out to see his talking crow. We had a ball and that crow could swear. Cleo was really nice to a little kid. May he rest in peace.
Sterling Dean Kinkead
January 10, 2017
Many Memories of Mr Hawk and years as a resident of Sligo and Funeral Director, including His Father while in Business.Not to mention My Mothers Classmate: Dolores E McKinney Kinkead
As a Grandson of the John D McKinney& Zelma A McKinney Family and a friend of my Mothers,I enjoyed Knowing Him and know He will be missed.
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