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Donna Cornelius
June 7, 2004
To Carol, Steve, Lucia, Ty and Carol's Mom, Mary:
You all have been in my thoughts and prayers at this time with the recent loss of Dad, Grampa, and husband. Today at the APD Auxilary meeting Carol read that little poem that her Mom read to Dad in his last moments of his life. It's not what the first and last numbers on the grave mean, but that "dash" in between. As I just read the obituary, I see much is filled in that "dash". Now let his memories live in your hearts forever on.
Donna S. Cornelius longtime APD volunteer
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Craig Wenk
June 7, 2004
I was saddened to hear of Don's death. Please accept my sympathies.
Wayne & Genevieve Rowell
June 2, 2004
Our sincere and depest sympathy.
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