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Liz & William Lowrance
May 4, 2010
Rose, Ann let me know about Earl. We are so very sorry to hear of his death. You two were very special friends of our family when you were here in our area and I will always remember the boat ride we took when I was a kid and the boat quit on us in the middle of the lake! Dad had to come to Satterwhite Point to pick up Mom and I. I remember crying because I wanted to stay with you'll and I can't remember if Uncle Jim rode back with us or stayed with Earl. I know Aunt Ruby thought the world of you'll. Take care of yourself and you are in our prayers.
Liz & William
Liam
April 24, 2010
I had the pleasure of talking with Mr Kight at the hospital. He was a nice man. My best wishes to his wife and family. Sorry for your loss.
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