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Terri Houge (Perich)
February 9, 2006
To the family of Richard Houge- I regret to say that I did not know Richard personally, however, I express my sincere condolences to each member of your family. I am sure that he was very cherished to your family as all "Houge's" are! I do know his father (Lawrence) and mother (Myrtle) as I have very fond memories of them. I am the granddaughter of Roy and Laura Houge. My name is Terri - Roy and Lawrence were brothers. I remember visiting Lawrence and Myrtle at their home in Highland Park in the 70's. I also remember Lawrence and Myrtle attending family gatherings at my grandparent's home. We lost my grandfather (Roy) in the late 80's and we just lost my grandmother (Laura) a couple of weeks ago which led me to learn about Richard. Again, my condolences to your family.
roy catlin
November 18, 2005
to the family of dick: Iwas sorry to read of dick,s passing please accept My sincere condolances. and my prayers are with You all. Roy
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