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marvin fox
May 16, 2005
mrs.shirley and family
our sincere codolences go out to you and your family. mr.shirley always took time out for us kids when we played sports in the school yard.
we hope you will find comfort in knowing what a great person he was.
marvin,karen and family.
Darlene Whitfield
May 16, 2005
Mrs. Shirley & family.
Our deepest sympathy to you & your family at this time. My husband & I both had him for a teacher & I especially like the war stories he told us, it brought it very much to life & certainly made the class interesting.
Lorne & Darlene{Blight} Whitfield.
Les + Venita Obrigewitsch
May 16, 2005
Our deepest Sympathy to the Shirley families. Cliff was a good friend and nieghbor here at Kenosee Lake . He will be missed
Sincerely
Les and Venita
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Doreen Bradridge (Orser)
May 15, 2005
My condolances to all the Slirley families. I was a student in the mid 60"s and he influenced many of lives. Thanks for sharing him with us at this particular time .
Alan & Margaret Carr
May 15, 2005
Mr Shirley was a remarkable man and the very best of teachers. We owe him a great deal for all he did for his students, our children.
Donna (Carr) Chesley
May 15, 2005
Dear Mrs. Shirley and Family, My deepest sympathy to you in the loss of such an incredible person. It is now 20 years ago that I was one of the young minds Mr. Shirley influenced. He not only influenced my mind but my heart and spirit. My "mental block" is gone because of his support and my memories of him will be with me always. There are few people in this world that have so positively impacted so many.
With love, Donna
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