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Patricia Storm
December 4, 2010
You were my baby brother. Loved you very much! Wish we could have got together more often. Will cherish your memory.
Love you, Sis
December 3, 2010
Richard we are sorry to hear of your loss. Although we didn't know him well we enjoyed his sense of humor every time we went into the store. We will always remember how he let you give us all that we wanted with our rebuild. It was a stressful time that he, you and your guys just made a little easier. Our prayers are with you and your entire family.
Al and Kerry Pound
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