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Tammy Wilson
January 11, 2007
R.I.P. Uncle Jimbo
I never had the opportunity to meet him but I have heard so much about him. I find it so ironic that although we never met we do have something in common. He passed away on 12/25/70 and I was born 12/25/73. Isn't that something? It did not dawn on me in all these years until I actually saw it in writing (12/25)and begin to reflect on my family (in general). Well R.I.P Uncle.
Love you always,
Tammy Wilson
BETTY J. WILBURN-ALEXANDER
January 10, 2007
HELLO FAMILY,
I REMEMBER JIMMY, WE WENT TO SCHOOL TOGETHER, I LIVED IN HARTFORD 30 YEARS AGO, I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER OUR SCHOOL DAYS. I WAS SUPRISED WHEN I HEARD HE WAS GONE. EVEN TODAY I STILL THINK OF HIM SOMETIMES HE WAS MY FRIEND, I REMEMBER HIM WITH YOU AT THIS TIME.
BETTY J. ALEXANDER WILBURN
Pertrena Davis
January 10, 2007
To JimBo's family,
Seeing Jimbo's picture reminded me of Sanford Street and the "Good Old Days.' God bless you.
Trena Harris-Davis
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