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Steve Gann
January 6, 2010
Gail and Gary..I am so sorry to hear about uncle Claude passing. I remember the last time that mom and I visited with him. He went digging through his video tapes and gave me the one he shot during the helicopter ride I gave once, I had forgot about it, but he though I might like to have it. I will miss him.
Carol Ellwanger
January 3, 2010
Dear Gail and Gary, Lib and Claude were so special to me, and Claude was truly a dad to me and always there to help me. I could never put into words what your parents meant to me when I was growing up. I must have spent almost as much time at your house as I did at my own. Thank you so much for sharing these two very special people with me. Love, Carol
Mary Vandergraft
January 3, 2010
Dear Gary & Gail: Your dad and mom were my first friends when I moved to Chapel Hill in 1983. I always loved your mom's gentle, southern manners and laughed at your dad's pluck. I will miss them both and remember them with much fondness.
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