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Kevin Morgan
July 6, 2004
Grandpa...Wow what can I really say other than im really going to miss you. It wasnt till after your passing that I figured out the valuable and important lesson you taught me. You taught me that I have to be strong and always have a backbone, that the world will have great challenges but to just take each day one step at a time. Grandpa you were always there for me and for that I will always be greatful. I am sad that your gone but also very happy that your now rejoined with grandma. I love you guys so much and cant wait to see you when its my time to cross over. I have so many good times to keep with me in my memory bank...so many laughs and so many pictures to keep me sane for the times to come. I must say I will miss all the birthdays and special holidays, because everyone knew they could count on something from "You". Well i'll rap this up, in conclusion G-Pa I love you, and yes the lady's man has left the building but will never be forgotten.
Love always and forever, Kevin
Jenny Coleman
June 25, 2004
To my Newt.....You have shown me what unconditional love really means. Through the ups and downs you have ALWAYS supported me in any endeavor. In many instances we were each other cheerleaders, and just because you are no longer here physically I can still hear your cheers as I know that you still hear my own for you. I thank God everyday for choosing you to be my Grandfather because you lived up to the title and beyond. I know that you and grammy are kicking up your heels right about now and that thought alone puts me at ease. Until the day we meet again, remember.....Hold Em' Newt, they're headed for the barn.
Love Always,
Sally Sue
Jill Myers-White
June 16, 2004
Grampa, I will always treasure your kindness and the beautiful picture you painted for me, but most of all for all the smiles you gave me.
I love you.....I miss you.....
Love, Jeel XO
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