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Phyllis & Matt Calderwood
November 18, 2005
Lisa and family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Phyllis and Matt Calderwood
(Boy Scout Troop 22, Tulsa)
David Lam
November 18, 2005
Hard to express my condolences. AL was a a great guy in every sense of the word. I feel honored to have known and worked with him. His standards and morals are not often found in abundance in our world today. I am a better person for having known him. God bless.
Mary Perry
November 18, 2005
My heartfelt sympathies go out to you for your loss. Al was a man of great courage,a good christian, a man who loved his family, and a good friend. He often talked about his family and about the faith in God he had to overcome his illness. We will all miss him but yet I know that he's with Our Father now saving us all a place where we will meet again. Peace be with you. Mary @ Underwood Eng.
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