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Becky and Wilfred Almeida
February 26, 2008
To: Bernice and family
Remembering all the wonderful times
we had together, seems like yesterday. Can't believe Jim is gone. We'll remember you and your family in our prayers. May God bring healing to all of you!
Robbin Sprouse
February 23, 2008
Bernice, I am so sorry to hear of Jim's death. Know that you are always in my prayers and thoughts, especially now. May God give you comfort during this difficult time.
Patricia Tibbs
February 22, 2008
Ms Johnson I am so sorry to read about your husband My thoughts are with you. Pat Tibbs
Jan Gillespie
February 22, 2008
Bernie, Pam, Frank, Richard, Sue, Christian, Taylor and Finn,
I hope you know how very sorry I am to hear of Jim's passing. When I think about all the years our families spent together...growing and growing up, I easily think of Jim as a second father or uncle figure. I have always admired his work ethic, his dedication and his wit. And I truly believe from my vast experience, he was the best Dentist... I ever had. There are so many wonderful memories over the years, that he will never be forgotten in my heart. I know your hearts ache and I ache for you. But I hope you find peace in knowing that Jim is thought of as a man with great intelligence and respect.
My deepest sympathies, Jan
Cecilia Fowler
February 21, 2008
Mrs. Johnson,
I am so sorry to hear of Dr. Johnson's illness. I did not know that he was so ill until just recently. My heart is hurting for you, and I will keep you in my prayers. I know that the grandchildren are going to miss their Grandpa. I will keep them in my prayers too. Take care, and if you need me, you can always call me, and I will be there.
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