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Kathy (Harris) Serrano
January 24, 2004
Although I haven't seen my cousin Bob for several years, I will always remember him with rosy cheeks and a warm smile. My deepest sympathy to Barbara and family. I would also like to extend my sympathies to Steve, Barb, Jimmy and Kitty. May you all find comfort in your memories. I'm sure there is a grand reception in heaven. God Bless you all, Kathy (Harris) Serrano
Linda Hendrickson
January 22, 2004
I will always remember Bob for his kindness, intelligence, and sense of humor.
He will be missed by all who knew him.
Linda
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