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Angie Cornette
June 8, 2010
While I working part-time during college at the store my mother managed (15 or so years ago), "Mr. P" would come in there almost daily and keep my co-worker and me company while doing a couple of scratch-off lottery tickets. He was so warm and a great story teller. I can still hear his contagious laugh he would so generously share with us. My heart felt sympathies for your loss. He was a good man.
June 7, 2010
We wanted to send our thoughts and prayers to you. We loved Adrian and will miss him deeply.
Linda, Richie, & Tia
The Court @ Roanoke
Carole Breedlove
June 6, 2010
So sorry to hear that Mr. Pickeral passed away. He worked with my father Malvin Overton for many years at Stanford & Inge Sign Co and he was always so nice to my sisters and I and when dad died he came to the funeral home and shared stories with us of working with him.
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