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GENE LOCKWOOD
March 18, 2004
HARRY YOU ARE ONE OF THE GREATEST AND MOST KIND PERSONS I HAVE EVERY MET.YOU TAUGHT ME LOVE AND UNDERSTANDING OF OTHERS.YOU TRUELY SHOWED ME THE MEANING OF FAMILY AND THAT YOUR CHILDREN ARE GIFTS FROM GOD.YOU WERE A GREAT PERSON FOR MY MOTHER , YOU SHOWED HER HOW TO LOVE AGAIN AFTER SO MANY YEARS.YOU WILL BE GREATLY MISSED, BUT LIVE ON IN OUR HEARTS.SEE YOU AGAIN SOME DAY AND KEEP ON MAKING PEOPLE SMILE THAT IS A TRUE GIFT OF YOURS.LOVE YOU ALWAYS GENE KID NUMBER 4.
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