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Nelli Mullins/Walker
January 28, 2006
Dear Sharp family,
I can remember my father, Joe Mullins, speaking so often of Mr. Sharp, and just how much he admired and liked him. He once say that Leo was one of the nicest men he had ever met!
Now they are both in their heavenly
quarters and I feel they are truely enjoying the time together....just waiting for us.
I will have you in my prayers,
Mrs. Charles Roy Walker
Peggy Marshall
January 27, 2006
I acknowledge with much appreciation & gratitude for having known Leo. Greatly appreciated is the life he has lived, the friendhsip given many, and the service given to so many.
As he had been in my thoughts most recently, he will remain in my heart and memories with much recognition & appreciation.
With condolence & sincerity.
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