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Gordon Jones
October 13, 2015
Sorry to learn of his passing. He was a great class mate in Lexington. Was able to visit him a few times during my trips to Phoenix. Rest in peace fellow soldier.
Janet Blocker Weisenborn
October 13, 2015
One of my favorite classmates, and a kind and thoughtful soul.
shitley stiteler
September 23, 2015
What a beautful smile my brother Larry had. He was a good brother and truly cared about his family. He had s sense of humor and loved to joke.we didnt live close but we knew he loved us as we loved him. Larry suffered his last year and now can rest in peace with the Lord..God bless
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