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Susan Pierce
August 7, 2006
Dear Family and Friends of Bill:
My deepest sympathy to all of you. I only met Bill a few times, but the impression he left on me was that he loved to laugh, smile, and cared a great deal for his family and life in general. My belief is that our spirit transcends life as we know it, moving to a place where we are able to reconnect with those who have passed on before us. May God bless Bill and keep him close. To his family and friends, may time and memories help ease your sorrow.
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