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Mark Dabney
June 14, 2011
David and I were close friends while growing up there in Quincy. David got me started going to church and I will forever be grateful for that. He worked with my brother for years at the Quincy Post Office. You, the family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Dan Patchin
June 5, 2011
Your family has my heart-felt condolences. I have known David since we both attended Sunday School together as well as public school. Seeing his smiling face at the post office counter had to bring a smile to yours.
Bill Thompson
June 4, 2011
I was shock to see David had passed.You have my deepest sympathy he will be missed.
Jean Wear
June 4, 2011
I was saddened to learn of Swede's passing. He and my husband (Dean Wear) worked at the Post Office many years. My deepest sympathy to you, Sandra, and your family. He will be missed.
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