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Bill Schernikau
January 16, 2006
Maryann, Since retiring from WFLA last year and moving to Arkansas, I try to keep up on things in Lincoln and with the lodge on-line with the JournalStar. I was so saddened to see Bob's name in the Obituaries. I have many wonderful memories of sitting in your kitchen, having coffee and sampling your latest baked "goody" and telling stories. Please know I'm there in spirit if not in person. Bill
Rich, Louann, David & Susan Bowlby
January 15, 2006
MaryAnn & David
Our thoughts & prayers are with you at this difficult time - May the Good Lord Bless & keep you in his loving care. Deepest Sympathy
Rich, Louann, David & Susan Bowlby
Bowlby
Angie Matzen
January 14, 2006
Our whole family wishes to express our sincere sympathy, Maryann and David. Always know that God is with you during this hard time to help you through. Our prayers are with you all.
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