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Tom & Sandi Yonko
February 11, 2009
Deepest Sympathy to you,Aunt Betty and your family.
Steve Rommel
January 29, 2009
Dear Betty and Family,
Steve always brightened up my day when he came into the Westbrook Village gym. It was a pleasure and an honor knowing him. Be assured he loved you all very much. I will miss his gentle spirit and smiling face. Sorry for you loss.
Bill Quist
January 29, 2009
Betty, Greg, David & Doug,
I will always remember the great times we had playing sports, getting into trouble and the trips we made as kids. Steve was a great man and I will always have fond memories. Sorry for your lost. Give Betty a big hug from the Quist family.
Billy
Gene Fireman & Family
January 29, 2009
Sorry to hear of Steve's passing. I worked in his office for 5 yrs & enjoyed our association. He always treated me as a gentleman. Best wishes to you & your family.
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