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October 21, 2011
Dear Mike-Don't know if you remember me, Pam (Gorelick) Tyler-we both lived on Sir Barton Dr? I don't understand how I ended up here, but I was taken aback to learn of your Dad's death...am so, so sorry. I remember going to your house and he just sat and didn't say too much of anything; don't think he liked you taking me to your room to look at your Beatle's record collection! Many blessings to you & your family. I'm sure he is in Heaven with God and will be awaiting to see his family again someday. Would love to get in touch and learn about each other's lives. Take the time you need to grieve...believe me, I know. Sorry to run across you this way, but happy I could give you my best wishes...with love, pam
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Moore
October 20, 2011
Mark,
We are so sorry for the passing of your Dad. You, Nancy and the girls are in our thoughts.
Barbara and Ron Moore
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