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4 Entries
Bob and Pat Brown
November 24, 2008
At rest.
At peace.
Sarah Rockett
November 23, 2008
Diana,
My sincere sympathy to you and your family. I am thinking of you.
maryanne potter
November 23, 2008
Uncle Dick was a great guy and a wonderful uncle to me and to my family. I'll miss hearing him call me, "kiddo", but know that he's at peace and one day we'll all be together. They don't make 'em like him anymore. Praying for God's peace to surround you all
Florence & Mick Beaudette
November 22, 2008
To our friend, our uncle and most of all, someone who has meant so much to us and our kids.
We have shared a lot together, good times and bad times, but we always prevailed...There has always been a very special place in our hearts for you and Aunt Tillie and now is the time for the two of you to be together again along with Rick..We will miss you so much. You are now at peace, which you deserve, and forever will be.
Peace be with you,,Love always,
Florence, Mick and family
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