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Scott Pyles
May 15, 2006
Uncle Jim's passing is a sad moment for me. I loved him a lot. Learned a lot from him and enjoyed his stories, laughter and thoughts. He was a good man.
Roy & Peggy Dunton
May 4, 2006
We are so sorry about Jim's passing, and your great loss. He was always a pleasure to visit with, and a wonderful neighbor and family friend. Nothing will replace his presence, but we sincerely hope that the beautiful and cherished memories you have of him will be of great comfort in the difficult days ahead. Our Sincere Condolences to each of you.
Debra Dunton
May 4, 2006
There isn't enough space or time to say how much Jim will be missed. The twinkle in his blue eyes, and his ever-present smile, I will always remember. I had the privilege of knowing him for more than 50 years, and will treasure each and every memory I have of him. My Love and Deepest Sympathies go out to Marie, Vicki and their entire family. May God Bless and comfort you always.
Love..Deb
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