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Mary Kay Davis
March 26, 2005
Dear John, Mary, and Monica: You were blessed with a wonderful dad and grampa. I know his memory will be with you and sustain you always. My most sincere condolences to you and your mom. All my love, Mary Kay
Lynn Embry
March 25, 2005
Dear Mary, Monica & John:
My prayers are with you and your family at this time. Mere words are not enough to express my sympathy for you and yours.
Respectfully, Lynn Embry
Steve Varacalli
March 24, 2005
Uncle John, we will miss you dearly. You were a kind and loving man. Love, Steve, Debra, Melissa and Christian
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