3 Entries
Lori Sanders
November 28, 2007
It seems like just yesterday I was visiting you with donuts and jelly beans; it is hard to believe that you are gone. I can only image the feast you must be having with mom. I have lots of fun memories about you that will stay in my heart, like when you would let me skip school so we could go out for ice cream. Not many Dads would do that; especially Dads who were teachers. I love you!
Ann Abraham
November 27, 2007
To my father, you will be greatly missed. Lucky you that you get to be with mom now. You are finally at rest. I love you very much... Love your daughter
Carolyn Hannus
November 27, 2007
Long, tall Dick. Always involved with reading, games, fishing or golfing. We always enjoyed his "Big Foot" stories.
Dick bravely fought the long hard battle with Parkinson's Disease.
Barbara and Dick have shed their debilitating illnesses and are happily embracing each other again.
We're hoping you will find comfort in all of your happy family memories.
Our love,
Carolyn and Ed Hannus
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