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Annie & BOB & Jeff COLVIN
November 30, 2019
OUR DEEP SYMPATHY SENT TO LUCILLE.MICHELLE,STEVEN,ANALISE,ISABELLE & FAMILY......WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES & LOTS OF LAUGHS THRU THE YEARS OF KNOWING HIM ESPECIALLY AT OUR HOUSE DURING THE HOLIDAYS......MY FAVORITE MEMORY OF HIM WHEN WE ALL WENT TO DINNER & THE AIRPORT TO SURPRISE STEVE & MICHELLE COMING HOME FROM GETTING ENGAGED...LOTS OF LAUGHS WAITING WITH AUNT MARY & UNCLE OTTO. PLANE WAS LATE OF COURSE LOV YA TOM MAY YOU RIP ALWAYS...
Nancy & Doc Schilke
November 29, 2019
We will remember Tom as a caring person willing to help when asked. He was also a good card player and enjoyed going out to eat and then playing cards for a few hours. He will be missed.
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