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David Bast
May 6, 2014
Jane and Family, I am so sorry to read of Ward's passing. I met him early in my life in Naperville (1978) and always enjoyed seeing and visiting with him. He was a friend to the Naperville YMCA and so much more of our city. I am out of town so cannot get to the service, but do want to express by caring and respect for War and Jane.
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May 6, 2014
Dear family, I am sorry for your loss. May you all find comfort by drawing close to God. James 4:8
Tom and Pam Burkle
May 4, 2014
Sending along our prayers and warmest condolences and hugs to Jane and all of Ward's family and friends at this difficult time. Ward was the true ultimate gentleman, civil servant, and professional banker. He will be missed. Tom and Pam Burkle
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