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Chasie Lou Dermady
April 8, 2006
Ann, Brenda, and Vance,
I just heard about BE, please accept my deepest sympathy. I wished I could have been there for all of you. Ann remember I love you always. You are all in my prayers.
Love,
Chasie Lou
Linda & Mildred Snead (Branch)
April 6, 2006
Dear Anne and family,
Mama and I didn't know that B. E. had died this week. Saw it in the paper last night. We are both real sorry. She's 91 now and doesn't get about very well. Our prayers and thoughts are with you all.
Mike & Julie Raiford
April 4, 2006
Brenda, So sorry to hear about your fathers' passing. Our sincere condolences are with you and your entire family.
Mike & Julie Raiford
Jim Dickerson
April 4, 2006
Mrs. Cowling, Brenda, Vance, and family: I was sorry to hear of B.E.'s passing. I have many fond memories of him and your family from the years past. Please know my prayers are with your family, and I trust you will find peace...
Sincerely,
James "Jimmie" Dickerson
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