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Sheri and Allan Jourdin
December 28, 2004
Our condolences to the Boehkle family for their loss of a wonderful man. Lon came into the Town Hall and always seem to find the humor in everything. We're sure the angels enjoy his humor now. May fond memories ease the pain of your loss.
Arlene McKeon
December 27, 2004
My deepest sympathies to Betty and Lon's children. All in the Broadhurst family will miss our Uncle Lon. Lon, my memories of you as a little girl on my Uncle Jerry's (your brother's) farm will always be with me, as well as your dedication and hard work as a Republican Committeeman, Republican Club President, and a friend to all in our Town. I know that you are with Our Father sharing stories.
ANN RIVERS
December 26, 2004
MY SYMPATHY TO THE BOEHLKE FAMILY.
ANN LOCKWOOD RIVERS (FRANK'S WIDOW)
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