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James Clark
October 22, 2020
Bert was a gentleman, I will always remember him as a kind soul and there to help.
Andrea Gaball
January 3, 2011
Im sorry I had to find you in this manner, I just wrote to my Gramma and was asking her if your Mom and Dad were still alive. Im sooo sorry for yours and Jodys loss, I will always remember how nice your parents were when I would come out to visit from California .Your Dad was a good Man I remember on my Grampas " Robert Gaball" Birthday your Dad gave him a key to his place business and said whenever he needed any building supplies all he had to do was use that key.Im sure your parents are in a good place now and with Becky.With Much Sympathy , Andrea Gaball San Bernardino, Ca
Jim Clark
December 31, 2010
Dear Jody and Judy, I wish to express my greatest saddness for the loss of your father. He will always be remembered as a gentleman in the construction industry. We were acquainted for nearly 50 years. He will be missed, but, the good memories will always remain.
Jo and Del Cox
October 31, 2010
Dear Ward Family, You are all in our thoughts and prayers at the loss of your father and grandfather. We have known Bert for over25 years and considered him and the family as part of our family. Bert will be greatly missed by all who knew him. Love and thinking of you Jo and Del Cox
October 30, 2010
Dear Jody and Judy, We are so sorry to hear of the loss of your father. We loved him and your mother. Bert was always like a father and mentor to us. We respected and admired him. He was a great man and left a great legaacy. We can rejoice for he and Helen's reunion. We hope we can be there Dec. 4th. Jody, thanks for calling and thinking of us. Love, Rod & Sandy Conner
Ray Barry
October 29, 2010
Dear Judy & family, I remember your Dad as a kind & honorable man, who I first met at my office in Maryland Square; he was the contractor for the Center. One day after his eye exam on W. Charleston he left my office only to return moments later to the front desk where Mary Jo was; he told her he had just found a hundred dollar bill outside & presented it to her, telling her he thought she could use it. What a blessing it was for her to receive that & I know a blessing for him as well. May our Lord & Savior give you strength & pour out His comfort, peace & rest on each of you as you go through your loss. Sincerely, Dr. Barry
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