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John Jamerson
February 8, 2006
If there was anyone you could count on it was Wilma. She knew everything at the city of Fontana. I enjoyed working with her. I seem to remember her work desk if you could find it. Those who worked with Wilma know what I mean. My only regret is that I didn't go to see her after she retired.
Bob Porter
February 1, 2006
A Great Co-worker. God Bless.
Bob, Robin & Kimberly Porter
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