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Nancy Koger
November 29, 2020
Barb, My heart is breaking for you. I’m sending you love, light, healing and virtual hugs. Nancy Koger
Timothy Traver
November 29, 2020
Our deepest sympathy to the Reining family
Bob Barnes
November 28, 2020
Barbara,
We are so very sorry to read of Don's passing. We had a lot of good times at the BSME and the STMRC over the years. We had hoped to visit the Southern Tier again but our situation has deteriorated to the point where that is not likely. So we'll wish for you to remember all the good
times you had with Don over your 60 years of shared life.
Love, Bob and Christine
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