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December 29, 2010
Dear Stan - We just arrived in Michigan to visit our son and family. We learned of Frankie's death thru' the wonderful "Olds" grapevine and were terribly saddened by it. We have many wonderful memories of our days together in Kansas City (remember the "Come As Your Are" day-before-Christmas breakfast at Galkas' house?) and then later in Okemos -- the monthly golf group Frankie organized, and your wonderful bread-making skills. Life does go on for those left behind, but the process of healing takes time. May the love of family and friends help guide your way. - Love, Marilyn & Orval Marrs
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