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Kamae Dixon
December 22, 2004
This entry is made with appreciation and honor that comes from knowing "Uncle Lek". He welcomed me and my children in the family and made a point to get to know his great grandson Khyron (my son) in the short time that he knew him. He kept a smile on his face right up until the last time I saw him and I will always remember it because it was the same smile he had whenever he walked into a room. You all were blessed to have a wonderful, loving, and caring father, grandfather, brother, uncle and friend. You will be in my prayers and Uncle Lek will definitely be missed by many.
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