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William Long
March 16, 2007
I remember, as a child, I was so amazaed at how tall you were; and how you would play with me because you knew my parents. Then as an adult, I remember when you returned home to live. Living just down the street from my parents, when I would come home from Atlanta, and my daughter and I would hit golf balls across from your house, you would always come over and so such kindness to my daughter. We, the African Americans of the "Marianna Village" will never forget you.
Peace Be Still!!
William, Jr. & Jennifer (Daughter)
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