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Marsha Reese
March 14, 2022
My dear Brother, there are no words. I know you are at peace now and free from pain. I'm so thankful you have been a part of my life forever. You became a best friend, especially in the recent years after Lesa passed. We helped each other through the ups and downs of life and laughed as hard as we could through it all. I learned so much from you and I'll carry it with me forever. Our parting words were always...love you brotha...and you would say...I love you too sistah...sad I'll never hear that again, but I can still hear it so I'll keep that close in my heart and mind. Your other parting words to friends, strangers, loved ones was always...see ya later!..
So, dear brother until we meet again...I love you brotha, see ya later. RIP
Bonnie Whitehall
March 4, 2022
I never had the pleasure of meeting you Mr. Woolley but having had the pleasure of becoming close friends with your beautiful daughter, I know that you were a kind-hearted beautiful person as well. God bless you and your family! My deepest sympathies.
Tara Leigh Martin
February 14, 2022
I love and miss you so very much, my dear dad! I still can't believe you're gone. You fought so hard to get better but you were tired. My comfort is that you are now reunited with all of our loved ones who have since passed, including my grandparents and your cousins and Lesa and loved ones. I know I will see you once again. Thank you for the privilege of me being your daughter!!!! We all miss you so very much, Dad!
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