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Marilou Peavley
March 26, 2012
May the light from this candle bring you peace and comfort.
Marilou Peavley
March 26, 2012
My prayers and condolence go out to all of you. I will always remember him as a fun loving guy. Growing up with him, Paul,and Lois we did get into our share of trouble, but always laughed when it was over. When I worked at Pranges' and there would be a snow storm, where I could not get out of town. I would always call to see if I could spend the night at his home. He and Carol always had the welcome matt out for me. I am proud of him for serving his country, and keeping us free. I will miss him. He will always be near.
Louis Borth
March 26, 2012
Al and I worked together for 30 years, Al will be missed by all. The friend ship we had i enjoyed. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family. God Bless.
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