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September 17, 2012
Words cannot express the sorrow and sadness in our hearts at the passing of our friend, brother-in-the-Lord, and neighbor. We are grateful that he has been released from the cancer that took him and are confident he rests peacefully in Christ's care.
~ Steve and Joanie Custer, Willow Spring, North Carolina
Sandra Hobbs
September 16, 2012
Eric was a wonderful neighbor and will be sorely missed.
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