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Rose & William Shivar
March 2, 2009
Sorry that we were not able to attend services - due to weather beyond our control. Our thoughts and prayers are with you
Julie Heintz
March 2, 2009
I am so sorry to hear about your Dad. I remember him being such a kind and sweet man. My thoughts are with you and Maria, your Mom, and your entire family. I f there is anything I can do... Sincerely, Julie Glisson Heintz
STEVE BEATY
March 1, 2009
My wife, worked at Union Camp, and knew Franklin Rhoad. I have a lot of information on his family. If you are interested in the family genealogy, Please drop me a line, in the next few weeks. I am sorry for your loss. S. Beaty, Savannah, Ga. [email protected]
Caroline Heyward Jenkins
March 1, 2009
Julia and family, I am very sorry for your loss. May your wonderful memories sustain you in this time of grief.
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