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Ann Rambo
October 30, 2013
Hey dad, I didn't know you very long but it was great marrying into your family and getting to know you..Tim is full of stories I hear all the time and Im sure I will continue to hear. He admired you so much for being with the fire dept, most stories I hear are of that and camping trips..Tim has lots of memories and those will stay with him forever.
Renee Lopez
October 25, 2013
Dear Uncle Jim, you were a wonderful uncle, and I will miss you. I will treasure the memories of your visits, the golf games and your sense of humor and your kindness. I was always so proud to have a fire chief as my uncle and I would boast of how strong you were and that you were the "strongest man I knew." I do miss you.
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