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Rita Holbrook
September 14, 2009
Dear Kim & Family -
Although I've never had the pleasure of meeting you, I know from the one reunion I was able to have with Bob in our post-high school years that you and your children were his life and he felt blessed beyond his own comprehension for all that you shared. My heart is sad that I was not able to make the last reunion in Sarasota and share his company one last time and meet you. Please accept my prayers and hearatfelt sympathy at this difficult time.
Rita (Elbare) Holbrook
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