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Dwayne Street
October 20, 2019
We think of you often, your appetite for great food, your commitment to your friends and genuine love for your pets. Rest in peace!
Dwayne & Sandra Street
November 3, 2009
Doug,
We are sorry for your lost. Lonnie and I were friends for many years. Not only did we work togather but we socialized also. Christmas 2006 Lonnie spent the day with my family and I. Just one of many memories we have of him
Stacy Turner
October 30, 2009
Dear Doug,
I am so sorry to hear about Lonnie's passing. Lonnie and I are very old friends, we worked together and played together. I am so happy that I did get a chance to talk to him, several times before he passed. Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you.
Linda Linnartz
October 30, 2009
Doug,
I'm so sorry to hear about Lonnie's recent passing and I know that you will miss him. I'm sorry for your loss but I hope that you are doing well despite it all.
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October 27, 2009
Doug,
So sorry to learn of Lonnie's death.
Evie Sweet-Hurd
Atlanta
Sanford Bane
October 27, 2009
Our hearts go out to those who loved and were closest to Len, Jr. His father was my employer at Friden in Roanoke many years ago. My wife is the reporter who did a story in the Times about the family's sailboat at the lake, way back in the late 60s.
Doug, we remember you, and want you to know our prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time.
Jennifer Little
October 26, 2009
Doug, Jessica, and Marshall,
What a wonderful tribute to Lonnie. I am so sorry for your loss and want you to know that you are in my prayers.
After reading his remembrance, I realized I have a connection to Lonnie. The names of three of his dogs have special meaning for me, as does his love for basset hounds. I lost an uncle this year to cancer and it has been a very difficult loss, but he loved bassets as well (owned two of them) and spoiled them rotten! Whenever I see them, I immediately think of him and it always makes me smile. I hope you'll find them to be comforting reminders of Lonnie as well. Also, my cousin has two daughters, one named Cloie and one Sadie. And their family dog is Maggie! Thank you, Lonnie, for bringing a smile to my face today in such an unexpected way. May you rest comfortably in God's arms.
Maia King
October 26, 2009
I enjoyed working with Mr. Pick and loved to talk politics with him. I also enjoyed talking with him about current events. He will be greatly missed.
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