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ken flint
July 17, 2009
We will all miss James. I had not seen him for more than a year until May when I took breakfast to them one morning in May. Even though he was weak, his sprit was still strong and he still wanted a new knee. I'm sure both of his knees are fine now and he is running in heaven.
nephew- ken flint, san antonio,tx
skip and nancy dickinson
July 15, 2009
Please know that our thoughts are with you and what a great loss this is to the family and community.
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