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Jeanne (Youngell) Richard
February 24, 2011
Dear Dorothy, Shelley, Kim and families,
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. It is a heart break and a sadness that only God can heal and may you feel God's presence now in the future.
I remember scooping poop during the labor day parade in a clown long underwear outfit with both of our Dad's. Looking back now, I can't believe they were brave enough or maybe foolish enough to do that. I also remember how fun it was to ride in your blue limo and his jolly laugh. He and Dad sure had some good times.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Love Jeanne (Youngell) Richard
Dan Sutton
February 11, 2011
Gene and I were good friends back at Ashland High School in Ohio.We were in the National Guard together. I remember when he married Dottie,the prettiest girl in Ashland County,we were all jealous.
Please accept my deep sympathy.
Meg Dallapiazza
February 10, 2011
Dear Mrs. Short, Shelley and Kim,
My thoughts and prayers are with you as you mourn this tremendous loss in your lives. May God's love and grace help heal your aching hearts.
The "Golden Living Center" (as it is now called) in Florence continues to be a blessing in our community.
Wishing you peace,
Meg (Landry) Dallapiazza
February 10, 2011
My deepest heartfelt sympathy to Dotti, Shelley, Kim and all that loved him. Gene was a very special man. I have known him since I was 'knee high' and will forever remember his smile and that jolly laugh of his. He will be missed but will live in our hearts for always and always.
Mary Kay (Devine) Sonnichsen
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