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Mary Stephens
September 25, 2009
Ben was a auxillary father to me and taught me by example how to maintain a home. As a carpenter, he did work on Governor Milliken's home. His type of carpentry is a great loss. Ben's life was richer because Kathy was in it. They went on countless trips together, Alaska, Florida, and various points in between.
September 24, 2009
So sorry to hear about Ben's death. Kathy, I am in Boulder, Colorado right now helping my youngest two children (Chad & Farrin) settle into a condo we have here. They are attending community college out here for next years. I have been here since Aug. 1st and will not be returing for a while yet. Sorry, I can not come to funeral home. Just want you to know I am thinking of you. Ben was very kind.... Your cousin, JoAnn Forsberg
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