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Clarice Dieter
April 19, 2011
My deepest sympathies to Aunt Kathryn, Tim and Carol Ann, and with many warm memories of Uncle Dick and his kindnesses over many years. God's peace to you all.
Janet Lee-Cabot
April 19, 2011
Mrs. Gipe, Carol & Tim,
I have many fond memories of Mr. Gipe as our next door neighbor. I will ALWAYS remember the old mail truck he refurbished and how he would take as many neighborhood kids as he could fit into it and we would all head down to Hoovermales for ice cream! Needless to say, he was a neighborhood hero. The other thing that I will remember about him was how much he loved Mrs. Gipe, his kids and grandkids. May Mr. Gipe rest in peace with the Lord.
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