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GwenDolyn Yarborough (Hall)
August 4, 2008
Cynthia and Pokey,
So sorry to hear about your dad's transition. I was in San Diego at the time and just learned about his passing on Sunday (8/3). My prayers are with you for comfort, strength and courage.
Kay Morgan-Edwards
July 24, 2008
My Prayer is with you all.
Dorothy Morgam-Quelch
July 24, 2008
Sorry for your Lose my sympathy
Cora Morgan
July 24, 2008
My Deepest Sympathy.
Patricia Abrams
July 22, 2008
Alvin (Pokey) and Cynthia,
Your father is in God's care now. May fond memories reside in your hearts.
Geraldine Glenn
July 21, 2008
You have my deepest sympathy.
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