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January 16, 2011
To the family of Robert "Bob" Nance,
My wife and I am sorry for your loss. Her father, Glen Snider, served with Bob in WWII and was on the bomb crew which crashed in Belgium. Glen became a POW. In later years, they met at reunions of the 100th Bomb Group. When Glen died in 1994, Bob sent my wife a nice long letter describing some of their shared experiences in WWII, most of which Glen had never told us. You and he are in our thoughts and prayers.
David & Pat Gustafson
Westminster, CO
Eileen Cooper
September 23, 2010
I am so sorry for your loss. Mr. Nance was my father's very dear friend; my father was Jack Cooper. I miss them both. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
McCune Garden Chapel Funeral Home
September 18, 2010
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
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