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Toni Swindle Bew
June 4, 2005
John was truly my "Big Brother" from Oak Grove, through Leto and beyond.He will be truly missed by me and I will miss the monthly updates.Love to you...
Clare McDaniel Coffman
May 27, 2005
It will be with fond memories I remember John Cook...such a genuine man. From the day he entered this world, he always pursued life with incredible enthusiasm, unique humor and an overwhelming capacity to care for his family, his friends, & his community. I will miss him. My sympathy to his entire family.
Tedd Webb
May 26, 2005
John, you are going to be missed by all of us who grew up with you. Your sense of humor was second to none Budha.
I will always remember you by the smile and that gleam in your eye.
May God bless you my brother,
rest in peace.
Tedd Webb
Newsradio 970 WFLA
Tampa,FL
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