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Sherry Jones
December 4, 2007
I also worked at the National City Bank Building, Vaughn was truly sent from heaven! God used him truly as a vessel to touch so many peoples lives! I am blessed for the time I did get with Vaughn.
He will be missed! But we know he is dancing and singing on the Streets Paved in Gold......
Mary Thomas
November 19, 2007
The Leighty family is in my thoughts and prayers. May they get comfort from other family members and friends.
Nanci Shufritz
November 17, 2007
My deepest sympathies go out to Ruth and the Leighty family. I was one of the many people at National City bank who would see Vaughn nearly every day. He never failed to say something to lift my spirits and make the day a little brighter. He was always a person to go to for conversation,advice, or a little humor! I (along with very many others)will never forget him and hope he is now pain free and looking down on us from the place he always anticipated going to!
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