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Charles Smith
January 6, 2012
Husband,father,son, brother and friend...we love you, but God in his infinite mercy loves you more.  A true warrior, your final battle has been fought and won!  Take your rest, and know that I thank you for all your instructions.
Love you man,
charliboi
Ronald & Susan Edmonds
January 3, 2012
To the Rogers family. 
Words cannot express the sadness we feel for the passing of Mr Joe. He was such a wonderful neighbor, and these past 8yrs living across the street has been a joy. It's gonna be hard not seeing him in the neighborhood anymore. He was such an Awesome guy, and we looked forward to talking to him. Continue to hold onto God's unchanging hands for comfort and strength. We shall Cherish the wonderful memories of Mr Joe in our Hearts forever until we meet him again. Ms Juanita, Please do not hesitate to call on us if you ever need anything. God Bless You All.
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