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Loren Ott
May 22, 2011
Sorry to hear of Annie's passing, I met her thru the racing community & her late husband Gaines, back in the late 60's, early 70's. She used to cut my hair back then, and always did a wonderful job on this long haired kid. She was always at the races and other events, always happy, friendly, & smiling! Gaines was the best too. I remember him always bringing ice cream cones to those little dogs at the car shows. Gonna miss 'em.
Jerry Ruth
May 18, 2011
I met ann in school[Kent Meridian] She was a bright eyed, perky. red head.Didnt see her for some years,then she showed up at the races.[Drag races] Gaines Markley a fellow driver and her were married.I saw her and Beth with Gaines often,both socially and at the races.She still was that perky red head as always.I will miss them both. R.I.P. Jerry Ruth
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