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Dan and Connie Meyerburg
March 1, 2007
Our hearts go out to you at this time and in the days ahead.
Mike, becky & kids Centuroin
March 1, 2007
I know how it is to lose someone ur close too, We are here for all u guys and we all love u and does hesitate if u need anything.....love and prayers to the Workman family
Rose Ann Leslie
March 1, 2007
Dear Garry and Workman Family,
You have Mikes and my deepest condolences. Take care.
Libby Rushley
February 28, 2007
Jerry, Sherine and the Workman Family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. We know all too well the stress a battle with cancer places on you emotionallly. It is all too fresh in our memories. We wish you peace through your sorrow. Words cannot really express the sympathy that we feel for you. Know that your co-workers are thinking of you through this difficult time.
Libby, Ron, Alex, and Rod Rushley
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