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Dwayne Simmons
September 9, 2008
Uncle Gene,
You will be missed. Thanks for helping me learn to drive and for taking me to climb my first mountain.
Love,
Marvin and Millie House
September 5, 2008
We were so sorry to hear this news. Our prayers are with him and his family. Now he dwells in heaven with God. No more tears or sadness, just eternal love.
Ben@ Tommie Bruce
September 4, 2008
Gene, you will be missed. Save a place for us.
Louise Honeycutt
September 4, 2008
My heartfelt sympathies to the family. I didn't know Gene personally, but heard his and his Mother & Dad's name often as I grew up. I am the Sister of Kay Ward.
Deloris Kay Curtis - Ward
September 4, 2008
So sorry to hear this news. I used to play with Gene when we were very young but I lost contact with the family. I am Maggie Brantley's granddaughter, and was very close to Preston and Jeanne.
Lyn Aguilar
September 4, 2008
The Greatest man I ever knew. He taught me to believe in myself, to love unconditionally, and live life like each day was my last. He came into my life when I needed him most. Funny how God works. I love you Dad and your memories will be with me forever. Thank you for giving me a great life and a great foundation on which to grow. Thank you for letting me be me and never judging. I love you!
Ron Washburn
September 3, 2008
Gene and I worked together on two jobs, and he was the nicest man I had ever met. He will be greatly missed. Rest in Peace, Gene.
Roberta Sylvis
September 3, 2008
My memory of Gene would be when we use to go fishing. I would call the fish (here fishy fishy) and would catch one and he couldn't believe thats how I would catch them. We would laugh after wards. May god bless him and his family.
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