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Donna Kelley
January 5, 2010
Jan, I'm so sorry about Sam I'm sure he was very grateful to have had you with him these past few months while you were off from work,, your customers miss you,, come back soon
Sandy Hodges
January 4, 2010
Jan, My heart is broken for you and your family. I missed seeing you and kept asking at the store, but no one knew anything. What a nice obituary it was in the paper. Our prayers are with you. I can only imagine the pain you are going through. He is at peace and at rest. We will talk later. Love you, Sandy and Bill
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