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Mel Seidenberg
September 7, 2005
Dear Family of Bob Martin,
I just received a call from Judy at Edwin Hancock Enginewering Co. that Bob had passed away. I want to express my sincerest and deepest sympathy to you. Bob and I had worked satisfactorily together at Hancock's for many years before his retirement. I retired from the company a couple of years ago and have been away traveling. Unfortunately I will be unable to pay my respects tonight or tomorrow, but my thoughts will be with you. May God comfort you at this trying time with your fond memories of Bob.
Mel F. Seidenberg
Linda Cradick
September 7, 2005
Dear David,Susan,Carol and family,
I am so very sad about Uncle Bob's passing, but I hold dear to my heart all my memories of him and our families.We had so much fun in Wonder Lake at Grandpa's and I shall never forget Uncle Bob's great laugh. I am so sorry for all our loss, but know he is with Auntie Edna and Grandpa and Grandma. All my love, Linda
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