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Jeri Fraser
January 16, 2014
Kimberly, Melony, Wayne and Pam. I am sorry to hear of Terry's passing. He was a gentle giant that always thought of others. Before my husbands death, he and Terry had been friends for many years. After Randy's death, Terry asked me if he could be friends with me. Of course I said yes. At times I would get so frustrated at Terry for being so stubborn and would nag at him for being that way. He said that was just him being him. Kimberly, I know he was the happiest he had been in a long time this last year with the time he spent with you. Thank you and his friends for helping him through a difficult time. I will always remember Terry.
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