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Pam Warner
August 14, 2009
Wayne and Family,
You all have our deepest sympathy for your loss. The great thing about being a christian is the faith that one day you'll see your love ones again. Your faith will get you through this.
Sincerly,
Pam and Mike Warner
Sherry Babcock
August 13, 2009
I remember Ronnie from my teenage years; what a great guy! He would come over to my house and talk. He told me (in later years) that he went into the service and when he "came home" everyone was gone, myself included. May you know the joy of God's love and peace. Goodbye old friend.
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