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Pat Burslem
December 16, 2025
Fred named my hat for walking "that damn hat" because it was so misshapen. We talked often passing on Joanna´s and my walks. He would chuckle and ask me, " how do you like your magnolia tree? I planted it. " I silently cursed him as I raked those leaves 4 months of the year. We lost touch when they left Ridge Ave, but I have lots of funny and find memories. Pat Burslem

Donna Thacker
December 3, 2025
With deepest sympathy, may the treasured memories of your loved one bring you peace and comfort during your saddest times.
BP
December 2, 2025
My condolences to the family. I am very sorry for your loss. May you receive strength and peace from God. Romans 15:13
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