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Thaddeus and Pamela Gilliland IV
May 20, 2002
Please accept our condolences in the loss of your loved one. This was sent to us due to the last name. My husband's family was also from PA, from the John Gilliland's who came over from Ireland (six brothers who left their sister, Kathleen, there). Nice to know we have "kin" in this part of the country - even if the spelling is a bit different. Probably from the same family tree, way back.
Judy Evans Mullis
May 17, 2002
Dont know if you remember me David,Jr. just wanted to say that my prayers are with you and the rest of the family.
Mary and Ed Snyder
May 17, 2002
any happy times were spent at bridge with Dave and Mim Gillellend.
We shall remember them as friends
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