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George Davis
June 7, 2024
Mr DeWitt,
Though we have never met I wanted to leave this message in your honor.
I have been connected to your lovely daughter for several years on social media, Lolly and I have also not met in person, but we have a connection that brightens my life on a daily basis.
She has posted your art work many times and I enjoy that she shares your amazing work for us to see.
I guess the apple did not fall far from the tree where Lolly is concerned so you can be assured that your love and memory will continue to shine bright into the future.
What a lucky man you were!
George Davis
bobby klein
June 5, 2024
I didn't know your father, a true artist; but I can make an educated guess your dad considered you, his daughter, the most valuable of all his creations. Honoring parents is the way we enshrine them to our hearts and memories.
Wendylynn Labosh(Smith).
June 5, 2024
He built for me a rabbit cage outside for my new rabbit I got when I was a kid in the 4H club. It was a beautiful cage.
Alan
June 5, 2024
Never knew the man but he raised one incredible daughter so he must have been a very extraordinary man.
Kate
June 5, 2024
Although I don´t remember much from our childhood I did get to hang with him whilst in my 20´s and what a nice,handsome man he was. My heart breaks for my BFF Lenneice and cherish your memories. Love ya
Tom jones
June 5, 2024
I did not know him, but certainly was an admirer of his artwork. May he continue to Rest in Peace
Lenneice
March 31, 2024
To my Pop
It is 2024, not a day goes by that I don't think of you, my heart still broken, I miss you so much,if there is a heaven, I hope we meet again
Your crazy Kate daughter
Lenneice
Fast Frank
August 28, 2020
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.
ron dewitt
June 11, 2008
Ed was my first cousin.We had some great times together. He'll be missed.
Ron DeWitt
Ken DeWitt
June 11, 2008
Ed's dad, Elmer and my dad were brothers. Hope his family is well and may he rest in peace.
vincent dewitt farrell
June 11, 2008
A first cousin who I have not seen in many years; May he rest in peace.
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