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Tony Margis,jr
March 17, 2011
1954 Army boot camp picture with my dad. Anthony Margis in Fort Leonardwood.
Looking for old pictures of "RED" and my dad in the army. [email protected]
Brad White
December 18, 2010
My Uncle Joe taught me many things about life, most importantly about hard work and the value of a dollar. I will always love, respect and miss you. Rest in peace Uncle Joe.
Angie White
December 18, 2010
Celebrating a life well lived. He was very much loved by all his family and friends and may we all take a moment to smile while cherishing the memories forever.
Jim Watters
December 17, 2010
Joe was a good friend and fellow baseball player. Joe drove my wife to church when we where married 54 years ago.May Joe now rest in peace.
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