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Gene and Ruth Spencer
February 1, 2004
Dear Lady Mae - - -
We want you and your fine family to know that you and "The Deano" have been a never-ending great example of loving care for each other.
We have always enjoyed the love, warmth, and jovial companionship you two have displayed during many, many, difficult years, always radiating the brighter side of life.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Mae, - that Dean's change of life to live without the pain and suffering he experienced for so many, many years - will bring consoling peace to you at this time.
brian larsen
February 1, 2004
The love of a lost family member will be surely missed, but never forgoten! Think of the good times that were shared and love will live on in your hearts and thoughts. They would want it that way, I know that I would. Your friends always Brian & Lori.
Wayne & Junie Easthope
January 31, 2004
this is to our family, We love all of you and if there is any think Wayne and I can do for you , Please know we are here for you. you know our hearts and how We fill, he'll be missed, but always loved.
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