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kyle
May 18, 2010
Dear Phyllis... I know you, Bob and Alice have always been fine neighbors, but Bob was my gardening and cooking inspiration... I think of him each time I look over the fence. His garden was enviable. We all miss him. Kyle
May 13, 2010
Dear Phyllis and Family:
You may not remember me, but we worked together/MBHS. You had given me a recipe of your husband - Italian tomatoes that I still use today.
Please accept my condolences on his passing via e-mail as I do not have your address.
Prayers to you and Family. Charlene Abeloe
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