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Diana Hensley Hodges
February 27, 2024
JoAnne Frazier
July 21, 2004
I was really sorry to hear about Greg's accident. I never saw him once he was grown, but I remember how cute he was when he was little. I will always remember how tickled Mom would get when Greg and Timmy would visit Mom for cookies. As if they didn't get them at their Grandma's. Maybe they just wanted variety.
Please accept my condolences. We were out of town and just got back and I saw this.
JoAnne & Bennie
Coyt
July 21, 2004
Lois or Wendell:
I was very sorry to hear about your loss. I was on vacation last week and did not hear about Gregs death untill late Tuesday morning.
I can relate to your loss since I lost my 35 year old son Doug on 6-20-2000. Not a day goes by that I don't think about him.
You have my sympathy and you will be in my prayers.
Hope to see you at the class reunion.
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