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Frances Lampman
January 5, 2017
Oh My Dear Scott, I cannot believe it. I don't think in all of the years I have known you there was ever a time that you didn't make me laugh and bring me happiness. You were always full of joy. I could never thank you enough for all that you did when my Dad was so sick, you made him smile and feel better about things. My memories of you are some of my very best lifetime memories and for that I cannot thank you enough. You were always like my Brother, I love you and I will miss you always!
Sandy Piper
January 5, 2017
My Christmas Angel, I will miss you forever. You were a wonderful brother and friend. Love you
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