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Anne Digenis
April 11, 2011
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Although I didn't know your father, personally, I felt like I did through all the stories you've shared. You have many memories to treasure, and his spirit will be with you, always. Love you lots. Anne
Chris & Denise Pierson
April 8, 2011
Shirley and Family - We are very sorry for the loss of your father. He sounds like a man full of life. Had we met, I would have thanked him for his Navy and wartime service. Deepest sympathies.
Doug Peterson
April 8, 2011
Earl, losing a parent is one of the most difficult times in our lives, regardless of how many years we have had to enjoy them. Those of us in your EMT classes felt as if we knew your dad from your many stories. Praying for you my friend.
Dave Walde
April 6, 2011
Earl, Joyce, and family, so sorry for your loss.
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