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Pam Vanderkolk
May 18, 2006
Mrs. Dittmer, Charmaine and Family, I am so very sorry to hear of Kelly's death. Needless to say, shocked. I have so many fun memories of him and all the great times from the KHS class of 1977. I was also very sad to see that Rev. has passed away. He meant alot to me. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Pam (Back) Vanderkolk
Laura Leblang
May 18, 2006
Dear Carol, Charlie, Terry, Mike, Lynn, Ted, Julia, Tim & Chris - I was so sad to here about Kelly's death. I grew up in Knox and was best friends with Charlie from 7th-12th grades. I practically lived with the Dittmers during that time. Many years have passed since I last saw Kelly, but I have very fond memories of him. Kelly had a great smile, quick wit, intelligence and an ability to play any sport well. I remember thinking he had it all! I have no details as to how or why he died, but I share with you my sympathies. I was also sad to hear of Reverend Dittmer's death shortly after our reunion and his move out west. Much love, Laura
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