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Ray Perry
December 15, 2015
My name is Ray Perry and I'm from Georgetown, Ky. where I went to school with Jim and also I worked with Jim at IBM. We played softball together and I have known him almost all my life.
I an now married to former Joyce McKinney from Cynthiana, Ky. and she remembers you from school.
I am so sorry to read about Jim death in the Lexington Hearld obituary and writing to let you know that I morn for your loss.
Kenneth Watts
December 15, 2015
So sorry for your loss mayGod comfort you as only he can You are in our thoughts and prayers. Kenneth Frances and Ken Watts
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December 15, 2015
My deepest sympathy to the family, our loving creator invites us to pour out our hearts to him in prayer. May God grant you peace, strength, and comfort during this time of sadness. ( Psalms 65 : 2 )
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