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Kathy Montgomery
November 17, 2010
Casey and Cheryl and girls... I am so sorry to read of your father/grandfather's passing. I lost my father many years ago, so I know what you are feeling. I hope you are comforted by knowing he's in a better place.
Your family will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Marilyn Spoeneman
November 17, 2010
Dearest Linda, Floyd and family,
You are in our hearts and prayers. We know he is in a better place now and is at peace.
Love always,
Randy, Marilyn and Wilma
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