
2 Entries
Jim Oldigs
December 3, 2007
No amount of any words could explain what my Dad meant to me. I feel so lost now knowing the person who guided me thru life and taught me right from wrong, is now gone. He was and will always be my idol and hero. I truley Loved my Dad, and wish we can turn back so I could tell him that more often than I did. I pray to one day walk hand in hand with you again Dad. I LOVE YOU and will always hold you deep in my heart. Your son, Jim Oldigs
Marie (Snyder) Smith
December 2, 2007
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well-lived.
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