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Al & Hildy Warner
January 18, 2004
Please accept our deepest condolence at Ken's loss. His spirit is now at peace. Your good memories will last.
Dave & Leann Murawski
January 17, 2004
Mary,
Dave & I will miss Ken very much.
He was a great friend and neighbor.
He was the kind of guy who would give you the shirt off his back. We will keep you in our prayers. Please call us anytime you need someone to talk to or a shoulder to cry on.
Love, Dave & Leann
Marcella Dickmeyer
January 17, 2004
My condolences at the loss of your loved one from a cousin.
Norma Krall
January 17, 2004
Please accept my sincere sympathy. Am thankful that I got to see him at reunion last year. He was the next youngest in age to me of the cousins.
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