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Michelle Verdugo
October 15, 2005
Linda & Allen:
Mr. Grass will be missed. I have known your father since I was a little girl, and I feel so blessed my kids got to know him too. I felt my mom was so lucky to have Mr. Grass as a neighbor. Nothing got passed Mr. Grass! He knew most everything that went on. He took good care of my mom, as they were both alone still living in the neighborhood. I will miss him coming over in his auto-chair. I use to close my eyes as he went up the curb I thought for sure he was going to fall over. We loved Mr. and Mrs. Grass very much!
Michelle Verdugo-Olvera and Family
Denise McCann
September 26, 2005
Our sympathy goes out to your family. Denise (daugter of Dorothy
McCann, grandaugter of Clara Pruess)
Bob, Teresa & Logan Wheelock
September 18, 2005
Our condolences
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