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Bill Reitan
February 28, 2020
To my brother in-law. Your pain is over. I will see you again someday. Thank you for teaching me to weld and for just listening.
Merri Steward
February 26, 2020
Billie, I was so very sorry to hear about Terry's passing.
I so enjoyed seeing you two at Dr. Washington's office through out the years.
You were such a advocate for Terry's health.
I know your heart is crying, and I am hugging you now.
Terry is no longer suffering, and will always be with you.
Merri (receptionist for Dr. Washington)
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