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Carla Long
June 3, 2007
Mrs. Wade,
Coby and I were so sad to see Mr. Wades obituary. He was a great neighbor to us when we lived beside you. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers,
Coby and Carla(wainscott) Long
Juneth Watson
June 3, 2007
Maurine, it was only in the last day or so that I had e-mailed Joy Williams Harwood's daughter Karen and asked about you and Wanda Gardner. I had met you several times when visiting Doyle and Joy, and at Joy's funeral in 1993. Then today, I saw the obituary for your husband in the San Antonio paper. I am so very sorry and would like to offer my sympathy to you and to your family.
With our prayers,
Juneth Watson and husband, Porter
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