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John E Short
April 2, 2004
Richard and I were Second cousins.
I grew up un Seaford Delaware, on farm next to his Grandparents, Wilmer an Bertha Cannon. Although we had not seen each other since 1952, I know he will be Missed by all. may God Bless You All.
Cousin Johnny
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C.G. Bullins
April 1, 2004
C.G. and Katherine Bullins
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Cecilia Perdue
March 31, 2004
Uncle Dick was a very loving person always wanting to hear what was happening on the Joseph's farm. As we grew older he was very supportive of our families that were started. He was always there in rough times as well as good times. He helped me get my job at Voith. He will really be missed.
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