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Annonymous Friend
December 13, 2003
A true American hero. Condolences to the family, but feel proud to have known him and that solace that he is in the hands of our Lord.
Deborah Grasso
December 12, 2003
Uncle Gerald: Thanks for some of my best childhood memories! You were a great man and a great hero.
Dick, Marie, Matt-Nadia & Michelle Hallock
December 8, 2003
Uncle Gerald,
We will miss you, but you will be close in our hearts. Love Dickie Marie Matt/Nadia and Michelle
Marybeth
December 7, 2003
We Miss you Grandpa and think of you everyday. God Speed!!!!
Greer Morgan
December 7, 2003
What pride combined with sadness the family must feel. The honor brought to this life and service to his country of the highest magnitude! Albany should be PROUD to have produced such a man.
Mike Schrock
December 6, 2003
Mike
T-Bone sent me obit. Your Father certainly had a full and intresting life. My thoughts to you, Lyn and your family.
Mike Schrock
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