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Lynn Maynard
April 24, 2025
I miss Phil every day. Phil had loved living in the country, even though it wasn´t always convenient for trips to the store. The first time we met he had on a Hawaiian shirt and was so handsome. He tried so hard to take care of himself physically. I think the hardest part for us was when he was diagnosed with cancer and had to have a bone marrow transplant. That was a lot to take in when we had first gotten married.
He was such a good person and loved his fur family, his two sisters and his many nieces and nephews.
Lynn
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Jimmy Meade
February 5, 2025
He was my self brother, always had a smile on his face!!! Vietnam was not nice to him ,but managed to fight till the end
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