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Kelly McClacherty
October 2, 2006
To the McClacherty's, I am so sad to hear of Jim's passing. Last we spoke, I told him thank you for the fun & happy times when we got to stay at his house in the summer. I will miss my Uncle Albert.
Patricia L Paul
October 1, 2006
Margery and your family, I want to express my deepest sympathy. I know Jim had lots of problems with his health but he always seemed to have a few minutes to visit. Margery, you take care of yourself now. Just remember the good memories when you feel sad.
Pat Paul
Pamela Crowder-Montez
September 30, 2006
McClacherty Families:
We are so sorry for your tremendous loss. We pray that each of you feel the presence of The Lord surrounding you during this sad time. Cling to one and other and allow your good and happy memories to fill your hearts and minds. We fondly remember each of you as neighbors on E. 23rd Street.
Sincerely,
The Crowder Family
Bill, Cheryl, Pam & Billy
Ramona passed away in 1998
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