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Rob Burnette
January 23, 2019
Luther taught me so much during our time together at Badcock Furniture. He is a big part of our history and will always be part of our family. The family is in our prayers.
Betty Turner
January 23, 2019
A super nice person and proud to have known him.
Gwen Blue McGraw
January 23, 2019
Words can not express the sorrow I feel. I loved Luther not only as a brother in law but as the incredible person he was. I am so sorry you all are experiencing the pain of losing Luther I know we all have to deal with death it is especially hard for the ones dealing with it. He loved his family, it is so nice knowing that you all will see and be with Luther again until then you have all a wealth of good memories. Gerry I know it is harder on you then most you, Mark and Karen or in my thoughts and prayers. I am just sorry I can not be there in person. I love you all.
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