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Ralph & Mary Jo McHugh
July 29, 2009
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
Mary Dooley
July 28, 2009
Dear Bobbie and Erin,
God has placed His arms around Glassel and he is now resting above you. Your husband, father, and son has made the next step to eternal life. With every fresh plowed field or fish fry that gathers family and friends, he will be there.
Never forgotten.
Loves and Hugs
Mary Wille-Dooley and Family
Connie & Gordon Eddy
July 28, 2009
Bobby and Erin, We are so sorry for your loss of your husband and dad. He was a wonderful person with lot's of humor and laughter to share. Everyone who knew him will miss him. God bless you and your family and be with you in the days to come. We are so sorry for his struggle & pain he endured. We know Glassel is with God now. Love, Connie & Gordon Eddy
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