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Lynn Gomes
January 12, 2008
I met Wyatt a few years ago and he holds a very special place in my heart. Every time I would visit Covington, I would go see him. He was such a strong person. When Wyatt did something he did it all the way. If he were your friend, there is nothing he wouldn't do for you. He is definantly a one of a kind and no one can compare to him. It is as if he took me in under his wing and showed me how to deal with certain situations. He gave me great advice and never turned me away. I will never forget him. I know there will never be another Wyatt in my life.I pray his family gets as much peace as possible at this time knowing he was so loved. Maryjean and family. You are in my thoughts and prayers. We love you.
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