4 Entries
kenneth vaughn
April 25, 2009
MAY YOU REST IN PEASE MY COUSIN BECAUSE YOU ARE IN A BETTER PLACE NOW YOU HOME WITH GOD WE WILL MISS YOU.
eddie {story t} west
April 22, 2009
to the shores familey jessie shores iam verry sorry to hear aboute your brother you are in my prayers may god keep in his care during this time of your lost
Mrs. Mary Samuel
April 22, 2009
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
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