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ROBERT KRISTEK
April 30, 2010
God Bless you Lorene! I know what you went through and want you to know that you deserve a medal of honor! I wasn't aware that Uncle C.C. was so ill. Please accept my deepest sympathy! Uncle C.C. was my Hero! I aspired to be all that I could be in the U.S. Navy because of him and his heroic efforts that can never be repaid. Mother, Betty Jean, used to tell me stories about him being in the U.S. Navy and all that he went through. Please take care of yourself NOW Lorene! I know that you have to be totally wore out physically and mentally. Know that Uncle C.C. is in Heaven and no longer suffering. If you need anything Lorene just call me, Anytime! Junior
Susan Davis
April 30, 2010
Dear Lorene,
Thank you for all that you did to help Uncle C. I shall always remember
Mother's and my visit to your home fondly. All the fresh garden foods
that you served! Yum. Know that I treasure all of C's hand-crafted wooden pieces. I proudly tell people that my uncle made them. This brings warm wishes to you always.
Susan
Elisha Horning
April 21, 2010
I am sorry to hear of Great Uncle Clinton. I am Betty's Granddaughter Elisha, Sharon Kristek's Daughter. With Grandma passing and then Uncle Clinton just days after....it makes me wonder what kind of reunion they are having in Heaven with our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
April 20, 2010
Lorene - Sorry about "C". He was one great guy and such a dear frien to Loren. Loren and him had some good laughs. He loved his jokes and I knew I would always have a good laugh if he called us. I know he will be missed but I know Loren and "C" are up there living it up. God be with you in this time of sorow.
April 20, 2010
Lorene = so sorry to hear about Claude If You need anything just call Gladys from the post.
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