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Ken Wilson
April 18, 2008
Wally,
If this dear lady did not have a son named Wally who was a student at Wingate University in '59 & '60 then hope you will settle for my heartfelt condolences.
Otherwise, Wally, I am so sorry to see of this dear lady passing; as I remember your mom, from having met her on a trip to Elkin during our college years, as the kindest, gentlest lady who ever was. It is no wonder she and your dad were capable to raising one of the most likeable persons who ever was. I trust you are finding strength and courage to deal with your dear Mom's loss at the source that will never end. Sure would like to hear from you!
Ken Wilson
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