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Justin
February 17, 2020
Aunt Dolly & Family-
Uncle Johnny was always willing to discuss music, banjo, Loretta Lynn or how he taught Grandma Lambert how to strum the banjo. May we all keep the memories of him alive so that all the knowledge that he has passed on to us all will never be lost.
Leota Lagerwey
February 16, 2020
Sending our love and deepest sympathy to Aunt Dolly and to my cousins for the passing of Uncle John!
100 years is amazing and he was a talented man and a kind Uncle not only to us nephews and nieces but to our children as well! He will be greatly missed! Sent with love: RIck and Leota Lagerwey
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