1930
2011
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3 Entries
Jean Barron
March 15, 2011
RIP COWBOY
Monica Barron
March 15, 2011
Some of my fondest memories growing up are times that our families were together. I will never forget your smile, laugh and sense of humor. Families grow apart but time and distance can't take away the love and memories.
Ruth Mora
March 14, 2011
Uncle Mike, you were our cowboy. You were a loving, caring uncle who loved to sing, play guitar and have a good time. We had a beautiful service in your honor and it was well attended by your family and friends. We miss you and will continue to keep you in our prayers.
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