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Michael Williams
January 6, 2008
Uncle Earl you will be missed by a lot of people. I have several good memories of family reunions in Monroe. One in that comes to mind I was a little boy around 8 years old, you had your wallet out to help offset the expences of the hall; I stuck my hand out and you gave me a dollar. I thought I was rich. When my parents told me to give it back to you, you would not take it back. You were always a giving man and I know that you taught that to your family. Thanks for the memories.
Charlie & Waneta Habegger
January 5, 2008
Our thoughts and prayers are for God's strength and comfort to be with you as you mourn the loss of Earl.
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