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Pamela Paramore
July 30, 2009
Cynthia, I received an email today telling me about Billy. I am so sorry to hear about him. I enjoyed the encouraging talks we had. But we know that he is not suffering now, he is healed. You and your family are in my prayers.
Tommy Byrum
July 30, 2009
It's sad to see a long time friend pass away. I've enjoyed the times that we had together, fishing, riding motorcycles and playing softball. I know that you are in no more pain, tears or sorrow because God said he would take away those things when He calls. I pray that God helps your family during this time of sorrow and may they realize that you'll be waiting for them when God tells them it's time to come home. You will always be in my heart as well as Karen's hearts.
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