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Carol & Bill Robbins
July 16, 2012
Dear Foster Family,
My husband and I were saddened by the passing of your husband and father and grandfater. Although I only met him once, knowing that he was the son of Naomi and William tells me what a wonderful person he was.
Naomi worked for my husband's famiy for many years and William worked at Vienna with my husband. To see those two together was a wonderful sight! Such sweet and generous people you will not find their likes again! William always left something on the porch from his garden- his kale was delicious.
The legacy of those two are also your legacy and I hope that your family endures.
Again, we are so sorry for the loss of Mr. Alfred.
EDITH SHERROD
July 14, 2012
Prayer and thoughts are with you all in your time of lost. GOD bless. Edith Cornish-Sherrod
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