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Ann Schnatmeyer
May 22, 2002
Dear Corbett, this is for you. Your dad was really Loved by Karl and I. I first met him when he was a little younger than you, What a Teenager! I will write to you and send what pictures I have. And, you probably already know this, but he was so proud to name you Corbett. I will miss him so much. But, he has a wonderful Uncle, same name, can you believe that, who he is with now. Two Charles Schnatmeyers in heaven together, thats really something. Give your mom a big hug and kiss for me, She is a Wonderful lady, Your a Truly Blessed Young Man to Have Her. All My Love and Prayers, Your Great Aunt Ann
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