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Edd Hancock
September 26, 2002
Art was my Supervisor at Fire Communications for many years and it was a delight to have worked and known them for many years and will be missed badly; But God has decided he has other things for Art
do to for him . My prayers go out to his family .
Sandra Faye Tobler
September 25, 2002
Art was my Supervisor in Fire and 911 Communications for many years. He was a true Christian-hearted man. I feel blessed to have known him and his family. We will miss him dearly.
Barbra Simmons
September 24, 2002
My deepest sympathies. Art and I worked together at Piggly Wiggly back in the late 60's or early 70's.
God Bless you all,
Barbra
Trudy Gordon
September 24, 2002
Our prayers & thoughts are with you.We thought a lot of Art. He was a good man. I know he & AW must be having a great time praising the Lord. May the Lord bless you & your family.
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