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Scott & Cindy Chapman
October 28, 2009
We are so sorry for the loss of your father and husband, he was a great person and I alway enjoyed talking with him. I remember being pregnant with Megan who was due in December and your dad seemed excited that she could be born on his birthday and she almost was. I just can't believe he is gone. I know you will miss him but I am sure he is much happier now in the heavenly sunshine. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.
Scott, Cindy, Megan and Kendall Chapman
Ed Woodby
October 28, 2009
Mrs. Craig, I am very sorry to hear about the loss of Mr. Craig. He was a super guy and I enjoyed working with him at NNSY. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. May God bless you.
Bill & Peggy Ricks
October 28, 2009
Our sympathy, thoughts, and prayers are for you Joy and the family in your loss. Bill now enjoys his Eternal rewards with the Savior he loved so much..he always reflected Christ in his life....God Bless..
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