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Sally Vaughan
February 23, 2020
Love and miss you grandpa. I loved making your special cinnamon rolls with you and you teaching me your secret recipe. I will always miss going to church with you and backing into the parking space (for a quick exit) and sitting in the back pews so we could get the doughnuts first. I miss your passion for handiwork and being able to fix anything. I am blessed with how involved you were in my life, even living so far away. I am so glad that I got to spend time with you in the days you were declining, and hope you are resting peacefully with grandma Kay now. Love you so much.
Kathleen Philpott
October 24, 2019
Knew Joe from Lake City. Joe was a good person and hard working. Enjoyed seeing him at work and management club. Hope he had a easy way out of this world. With his wife and other family members now in Heaven.
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