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Kevin and Francine Klein
December 26, 2007
Francine and I wish to offer you our deepest condolences over Bob's passing. We know he was suffering and his prognosis was not promising.We wish you and your family God's comfort and peace.
We apologize that though we were not able to make it to the funeral home on Friday, we want you to know that we sorrow with you and are holding you up in prayer. (Phil 4:6-7)
Sincerely, Kevin and Francine Klein
Pete Taylor
December 20, 2007
I first met Bob while working as Veteran's Employment Counselor at the Vt. Dept. of Employment & Training in the early 1990's. Bob was a perfect gentleman. In recent years when I would meet him he was just as affable even though I knew he was having a rough time.
December 19, 2007
Mario and Theresa Mazzola, would like to send our love and condolences to you and your family. and we will see you soon.
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