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Wanda Johnson
June 4, 2003
Esther and family,
May you find comfort in your memories that you shared with Gar through out your many years together....My deepest sympathy...
David & Sharon Hutchison
June 4, 2003
Know that others are thinking of you
in your loss and our hearts and
prayers are with you. He was a good
man and took good care of his employees. Sincerley
David & Sharon
Kenneth Boyajian
June 3, 2003
Ken and Linda Boyajian
Katie & Greg Arnold
June 3, 2003
May it help to ease your burden knowing others care, and may it bring you added peace to hold your Husband and Father's memory and his love in your heart and mind. You're in our thoughts and prayers. Love to you always, Katie & Greg Arnold and Families, Yoko & Brandon Bard, Amy & Paul Cardona
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