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Cousin Kathryn Kirleis
January 21, 2009
To my dear cousin-in-law, Dick. I will miss your kind wit and your superb knowledge of all the old songs that we enjoyed singing. You are a special man who will be missed by many. I am at peace as you join your precious sweetheart, Peggy, who left almost 6 years ago for you to finish up your journey on earth and join her once again. Good night sweet prince.
Maria White
January 20, 2009
It was truly a pleasure to know Dick. I will never forget his sweetness and generosity. He will always remain within my heart and memory. My heartfelt condolences to his family and friends.
Elaine Torres-White
January 20, 2009
Dick, I will never forget you! You can now go to the farm and visit anytime, you do not have to worry about hotels. Thank you for all the sewing machines you bought me and for loving me so much! It was a joy knowing you ! Te querre siempre y jamas te olvidare! Gracias por todo!!
Elena
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