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Juanita Melton
November 3, 2024
Hud and Amy, Juanita Melton sends her deepest sympathy to all your family. Your parents made Wimpy and me welcome when we joined CSBC in 1962 and we had many, many fun, interesting, happy experiences as we "grew our children" together and grew in the love of our Lord, Jesus Christ. Please know I care for you but will be out of town celebrating the wedding of my third grandson and will not be attending your precious Mom's service. Blessings, Juanita
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