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Harry & Linda Williams
September 25, 2010
Way back in the '80s we were searching for a church and found Hope and Fred. (What a combination because he sure did give us Hope.) To this day we remember him as our favorite Pastor. A job took us away and we missed him - and still do.
Carol and Dick Patterson
August 29, 2010
We are so thankful for the times we shared with you Violet and with Fred. I most appreciate the year Fred spent leading the 'Through the Bible in One Year' and sharing with you the trials and tribulations of your job at the nursing home - and with your job of playing bingo. We love you and send sympathies to you and the kids and to Carol.
Brodus and Mary Smith
August 29, 2010
We were sad to learn of Fred's death and you have our sincere sympathy. We will cherish our memories of a kind and honorable man who made us feel so welcome at Hope Church.
John Kronson
August 29, 2010
Sympathies are extended to the entire McComb family by the John Kronson family: John, Karen (Deisenroth) and Valerie.
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