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Welford and Carol Sims
December 17, 2005
Margaret and Family:
I was so saddened to hear of Harry's passing. I enjoyed my visit with you in October so very much, and was so glad he was able to sit and talk, and reminisce a while.
Please accept our sincerest condolences on his passing, and may God give you the peace you need at this time.
Robert & Rachel Mays
December 16, 2005
Margaret & Family, We're thinking of you during this time of Sorrow.
In this hour of sadness, may the sincere sympathy of your friends help to comfort you. You're in our thoughts and prayers.
Senator Edd Houck
December 16, 2005
Margaret and Family
Dana and I are saddened with Harry's passing--we have lost a good friend. We are joyful that our lives included Harry and all of you--for that we will be eternally thankful. Please know we will miss Harry but we will hold many, many wonderful memories.
May God bless you. I know He and Harry are already sharing stories.
Edd
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