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mike hickey
August 27, 2008
sorry for your loss.
Photo taken circa late 60's
Jim Long
August 27, 2008
My condolances to all families. What a character, I worked with Ed Kern many years and learned quite a bit from him. He was always smiling and loved to tell stories. I'm sorry I was out of town when he passed. I will always remember him and smile. May he rest in peace.
Martha Walls (Flores)
August 21, 2008
To the Kern and Bialczak Family,
We are so sorry for you loss.
John & Martha Walls
Therese Dydo
August 21, 2008
Mickey, Aunt Pat, Uncle Leo & Family.
I am thinking of you and your family at this difficult time. It truly isn't easy losing someone you love so much. I hope that in the days and weeks ahead you can find comfort in your memories and in each other. Love, Always, Therese (Murphy) Dydo & Family
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