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DON "RED" BEAMON
October 1, 2004
GERRY, WE ARE VERY SORRY ABOUT YOUR LOSS OF BROTHER BOB. ANN AND I HAVE BEEN TO YOUR HOUSE TWICE TO SEE YOU.
I WORKED WITH BOB AND GERRY FOR ABOUT 30 YEARS, WE SHARED MANY GOOD TIMES TOGETHER AND BAD.
MAY YOU REST IN PEACE BOB.
DON & ANN BEAMON
Lou Wallace
October 1, 2004
My sympathy to the family. I knew Bob from working at The Budd Co., and also through his brother Gerry. He was a swell guy and I know he will be missed.
Sandra Sagud
October 1, 2004
Your Sunday calling to Okla. was missed, but the call you recieved was the greatest one a person could receive. Gods call. We will miss you greatly and will always Love you . Love Madelyn and Sandy
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