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Charles & Rusty Ellis
October 4, 2003
We had the delightful experience in
meeting with this former neighbor
who lived with our family on Edenton Drive during the early 60's. He was so delighted to greet
us, even tho he really didn't recall who we were. We left in 1962. Our deepest sympathy to you
all from Charlie, Rusty, Cindy,
Katiei and Chip Ellis. It was delightful to see the name at the
house so we could knock on the door
to say hello from NC!!!! I know
you all will miss him. God Bless.
Bill Wilson
October 4, 2003
I am saddened to hear of Hawood's passing. I worked with him on 2 line for a while at Dana. He and Charlie were a lot of fun to work with. They're "down-home" humor made the work go easier. My prayers are with his surviving family.
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