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4 Entries
edmonia armstead-umo
November 24, 2007
my deepest sympanthy to the alston ive know since high school. mr alston was like a father to me he will be missed. no more pain,rest mr. alston your with god now love the armstead family
edmonia armstead-umo
November 24, 2007
my deepest sympanthy to the alston family ive know since high school. mr. alston was like a father to me he will be missed. no more pain,rest mr. alston your with god now love the armstead family
The Murchison,Family
November 23, 2007
We were so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.
Tawana P Tucker
November 23, 2007
To Our Family,
We share your loss and pain, your Father was truly a "one of kind" guy. We know he was a true fighter, he will truly be missed but we know that he is now resting from all of his pain and suffering.
You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Love,
"The Tuckers"
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