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Rachel Peery
January 22, 2009
From the time I was reaching up over the counter at "Snappy's" for a gumball or for a pickled egg, I can remember the smile on my grandad's face. He was alway's proud of us grandkids. He would say " I have the most handsome grandkids, and Midge and I love all of you." I am so proud of all of his accomplishments , and I have always looked up to him. With dearest Love Grandaddy Longleggs, Your grandaughter,
Rachel
Clair Peery Mays
January 22, 2009
Joe was like a father to me. He was a wonderful and kind man. I will always remember him with much love.
ann peery
January 19, 2009
Jesse & Ann Peery
I sure miss Joes smiling face when I visit the N H
He was a wonderful person
We loved him so much.
Donna Hall Cline & Vicki Anderson
January 18, 2009
Joe & Mildred were also friends of my grandparents, Harry "Bud" & Hazel Hall. (Hazel was Sid Monk's sister.) I can remember being told stories of "back in the day" from my grandparents that included both Joe & Mildred. They were such wonderful, kind people. Our thoughts and prayers are with each of you in this difficult time.
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Sandy Etter
January 18, 2009
Joe and Family: Please accept my deepest sympathies. I met Mr. Peery once in Wytheville and he was a true gentleman. Your neighbor-Sandy Etter
kris monk
January 11, 2009
So sorry to read this about Joe,Joe and Midge were mom and dad best friends,many many nights at the bridge table,or him and dad just talking about the past.He was a remarkable man.
Mike Peery
January 7, 2009
Joe was the best, Love to all
Mike & Linda
Kathy & John (Butch) Gillespie
January 6, 2009
May you find refuge in the love that lasts forever.
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