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Gary & Sue Buckley & family
January 13, 2003
God bless you my friend, you will be missed...but remember, I always said God will get you up out of that chair and dance again...a He has. Smile down at us Al, and we will all see you soon.
Al was always such a character! He still knew how to smile, and kid around with the best of them. And to his wife, she is quite a lady!
phyllis jamerson
January 13, 2003
DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO THE LYONS FAMILY. MAY GOD BE WITH YOU IN YOUR TIME OF SORROW.
Edna & Norman Sawyer
January 11, 2003
God Bless You my brother, rest in peace
From the staff of Carter Funeral Home
January 11, 2003
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
Judy Nettles
January 10, 2003
Praise the Lord Sis. Lyons, you have our deepest sympathy at your time of lost,we Love you and will be Praying for you and your Family in Jesus Name Nettles Family
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