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Beth Dunkle
October 11, 2005
Dear Marybeth and family. I am sorry for your loss and will keep you in my prayers. I'll never forget the lobster dinner and the kindness of our families when I was a child. With Loving Memeories, Beth Dunkle
Angela Bower
October 10, 2005
Pat, Brian, & Eddie:
The entire Bower Family was saddened to hear of the loss of Ed. We have fond memories of him during our visits to Columbus and only wish we could have been closer to know him better. We just wanted you to know that you're in our thoughts.
With much sympathy, Ronnie, Kathy, Kelly, Tina, and Angie
Alma Cuckler
October 8, 2005
Pat and Family:
My Sincere Sympathy and prayers for you at this time.
Ed is resting where there is no sorrow and no more tears..
Alma
Joseph Johnston
October 8, 2005
We are sorry to hear of your loss. Ed was friends with my parents, Paul and Peggy Johnston, who passed away in 2001 and 2003, respectively. Our deepest sympathy.
JOE AND TARI JOHNSTON
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