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john warsaw
April 13, 2006
Paul's inner strength and resolve was matched by his sweet smile.
When he smiled, we smiled.
When we saw him in town, stopping for coffee, his pace and perspective
was a reminder to Elise and me, to
treasure every seemingly mundane minute of the day. I know Paul tried to do that. We won't forget.
Johnny Warsaw
Nancy Shook
April 8, 2006
We are so sorry for your devastating loss and wish you peace in your hearts and happiness in your future. Love, From the Shook family
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