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dar zzzzzzz
November 13, 2005
Mary I met both you and Matt at the same time.(at Donna's store)I am very sorry we did not get to talk more.Matt and I had a talk when he brought you to the store one day and we talked about what was wrong.He was a very strong person he assured me he was in no pain.(I always wondered if he was hiding it)But as you know I have not been there for some time.I wish you the best I will pray for you that God who with all thing's are possible will care for you and help you through.dar
Jack Jaeger
November 3, 2005
Matt I hope that your next journey will bring you the peace and happiness that you deserve. You belong to a group of truly good and down to earth people whom I have had the priveledge of knowing and being a friend to in my lifetime. You will be missed by all who's lives you touched.
My sincerest condolences go out to Matt's family and to those of you who kept Matt close to your heart. Until we meet again...
Kurt Buseck
November 3, 2005
Mary;
My Deepest Condolences on the Loss of Your Beloved Son. I Will Be Out of Town for the Services; I Send My Prayers and Thoughts.
Sincerely;
Kurt Buseck
Kathy Vanderwende
November 3, 2005
Mitch:
I want to extend my sincerest sympathy to you and your family. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Debby Monola
November 2, 2005
I'll miss my Hug's from you. Maybe another time...Deb.
Joe Nash
November 2, 2005
You were and ARE a very dear friend, fellow biker, and confidant. I will miss you very very much. Save a space for me up there! ILY Joe
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