1965
2024
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Darlene Rauch / His Wife
August 7, 2024
R. I. P.
My Sweetheart
I will always love you. I know you waited on me but because for certain circumstance I could not go. That was our promise to each other. Thank you Kenny my sweetheart you willl always be the joy of my life. Your eyes and your smile always did it you could get away with anything. You gave me everything.
Love You Forever
Your Wife,
Darlene Rauch
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