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Joyce Davies
November 11, 2005
Nanci and Lauren, you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Joyce Davies
Greg and Teri Sanders
November 10, 2005
Nanci: We're still in shock as I know you must be. So sorry we can't be there with you and Lauren for support. You know we love you guys and we're here for you.
Judy and Jessee Dietch
November 10, 2005
Dear Nanci and Lauren,
We were so sad and shocked to hear about Ed's passing. We were always fond of him. And I will never forget him as my aerobics instructor. A real motivator! We hope that you and his family are okay and we will get together when you get home. Please convey our condolences to his family.
Love you,
Judy and Jessee
Ruben Ramos
November 10, 2005
I'm very sorry to hear of Ed's passing. I worked with him very briefly at Riverside Fire. He was a good fireman and it was a pleasure to have known and worked with him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
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