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Judy Tomisman
April 19, 2004
To an uncle I admired greatly, not only for his gift of music, but for his love of family. Thank you for the tea parties, the birds eye view of the '65 World's Fair from your shoulders,, the dolls and postcards, snuggling and watching cartoons, and loving my children as you loved me. your niece, Judy
Harry Critchley
April 16, 2004
From one who admired Buster greatly. Harry Critchley
Russell & Joyce Smith
April 14, 2004
Sorry that we can not be with you at this time but we are thinking of you everyday.
Lots of Hugs, Russell and Joyce
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