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Kay Williamson
January 24, 2005
Dear Marilyn,Susan,Larry and Lisa:
I just want you to know how proud your father is on the beautiful way you handled these difficult days. I will miss him. Love
John Alberts
January 22, 2005
Marilyn, Susan and Larry. Very sorry to hear about your father. I always think of him in good cheer and with a great smile.
All my best,
John
Kevin & Diane Reynolds
January 21, 2005
To the Tracz Family,
Please accept our condolences on the death of your father, Matt. He was always a smiling face around 84th and Pulaski. When he worked for us, as a Real Estate Agent, he always talked of his children with such pride. We are sorry we could not be at the wake, but he will be in our prayers.
The Reynolds
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