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Alto Wills
October 7, 2010
To Johnnie, Junie, Reka and Bobby. I don't have to tell you all the way I felt about your dad and brother. He was more than a brother in law. He was the type of person you could depend on. During his illness, we talked about family alot. He loved his family. Alot of time we would get on the phone and just conversate about anything. He would always end his call saying "God Bless You and I love You". That meant so much to me. To the family From me to you Let Go and Let God. Bull is okay now , no more suffering. Treasure the memories.
Love Alto
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