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patty hepner
April 30, 2007
I met you on my Birthday and Married you on my birthday. What memories we have had will never be forgotten. You will always be my "Roy" and I will always be your "Cora", these are the things that keep me smiling. We knew what we had and that was each other. I sit here and read your Valentine that you made me because you were so sick that you could not go buy me one this year and cry. This gives me comfort to know I was your soul mate, partner and Life. Because you were mine too. Now I've lost you, but not OUR MEMORIES. That will take an eternity to do because we had so many. I'm missing you so and so do your pup's Pete,Muffin and Cinnamon. Your Loving Wife, Patty
Robin Paul
April 23, 2007
Though I never had the opportunity to know Greg, I know what an important impact he had on Deb (his sister) and so many lives. Always remember that Greg's spirit lives on via those he loved, and those who loved him.
Deborah Parrish
April 22, 2007
My heartfelt prayers and deepest sympathy to all. I wish I could have met you before God called you home. I will see you in heaven, dear Greg. With Love, your California cousin, Deborah Irene
Deborah Walls
April 22, 2007
To a wonderful brother--you will be missed! Thank you for all the great memories you left me. My love to you always. Your (younger)sister, Deb.
chip
April 19, 2007
I knew Greg from being an elecrical inspector for Orange Co. I played golf with him over the years at different functions.He was a good guy.He will be missed,my prayers are with his family and friends. CHIP, Orange Co Electrical Inspector
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