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Hot Dog & Cheryl Smith
September 27, 2004
Oh Shirley we are so sorry to hear about Ed, we found out this afternoon.
If we had known we would have been at the funeral. We loved Ed very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hot Dog is very upset because he missed the viewing and funeral.
We have always loved and thought very highly of him.
Please take care, and we are so sorry to have lost such a good friend.
Love, Hot Dog, & Cheryl
Peter & Erline Megas
September 27, 2004
To a long-time good friend and loyal
employee: Here's to you, Ed!
You will be missed by all who knew you! May God accompany you on your
new journey. Our deepest sympathy for your family in this trying time.
God Bless All!
From the Staff of Walter J. Manning Funeral Home
September 26, 2004
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
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