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Doug McKay
January 27, 2025
Doug, Vern, & Brent 2024
Ronni McKay
January 27, 2025
I met Brent at work. He introduced me to his friend Doug (match maker) and we ended up being next door neighbors. I remember him in the yard tying my kids to the tree. The girls loved it and I chuckle to remember. Too many memories to count. Our heart breaks at this news. You are in my prayers. Ronni McKay
Doug and Ronni Mckay
January 27, 2025
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
Donna Koslowsky
January 25, 2025
My first memory of my nephew Brent is seeing him after he was born. He was a big baby, 10 lb 13 oz if I remember correctly. I was only 10 at the time. We had fun playing together as he and I grew up along with my other nieces and nephews. We enjoyed watching him wrestle in high school and seeing him win matches. We will miss his phone calls, texts and emails with his humor and love showing forth. With our love and prayers for each one of you, Aunt Donna.
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Sterling N. Schmidt
January 25, 2025
Life is going to be a little duller without Moose to spice things up.
Annette Haagenson
January 24, 2025
I remember going to play with Brent and Michelle when my mom would go to work in rapid. Brent and I would usually cause some kind of trouble by doing something we should not be doing! it was always fun playing with cousins and making memories. i am so sorry for your loss. Prayers o all of you.
love, Annette
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