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Branch & Mildred Hammock
June 5, 2006
I am G.L.Hammock, Jr. brother and we
are sorry to hear of Ruth's death. We often think of the visits we had with both of them before his death.
We both thought Ruth was responsible
for getting G. L. into the Church and we appreciated her care for him.
We just got the notice today in Waynesboro about her passing.
Linda Stepp (Golding)
May 23, 2006
Diane:
I just learned of your Mom's passing (my Aunt Ruth). She was such a neat lady.
May God Bless.
Barbara & W.G. Cashion
May 23, 2006
We are deeply sorry to heard about your Mother. Our prayers are with you'll.
Gary Holt
May 23, 2006
for many years my dad,Rev.O.H.Holt
had service at Ruths house and Im
sure he is there in heaven to welcome her home now..
Charlene Coppridge
May 23, 2006
Diane I am so sorry for you, the lost of your Mother,you have been a good daughter and great caregiver to her,I know she loved you so much,much love to you and your family
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