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Josi Fisher
September 6, 2008
Even though Jack was a Brit, he was a true Southern Gentleman in every sense of the word. A witty charmer was he who never met a stranger and enriched the lives of those of us fortunate to know him. He will live long in our memories.
Our prayers and comforting thoughts stretch across the wide ocean to all of his family, especially Karen---always the loving, caring and supportive wife. You are dear to us.
The Nutty Professor joins me in this!
Ellen Adams
September 4, 2008
Hi and love to Karen and family,
We are thinking of you fondly.
Patty is visiting me here in the northwest and hopefully we can talk to you on the phone soon. Glad your mom and Suzi are coming this week.
love to you and family,
Ellen and Patty Adams
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