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David Johnson
April 20, 2009
A wonderful spirit has left our earthly community and join the heavenly choir.
William & Marge Wolter
March 24, 2009
Sorry to hear of 'Doc's' passing.
He always stood tall and proud when he sang in the choir. Even when he could no longer join the choir he was in the front of the church supporting the choir with his voice.
He was a gentle kind man who was always ready to assist anyone , with an arm or whatever.
He loved the First United Methodist Church and was activitely involved in many of their groups, as his health permitted.
We will keep you in our prayers at this very sad time. 'Doc' doesn't think of it as a sad time because once again he is reunited with his family.
He has also guided his family on earth enough that he knows they will be all right without him here.
We will be sending a contribution the the church's music fund in 'Doc's' name.
Our condolences.
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