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Steve Spencer
January 9, 2009
Billy, You left us to quickly. We had way too many things to do together including of course a Cubs world series game. We had so many laughs over the years and I can't even begin to name them all here. I promise you that I will be there for Annie and the kids whenever they need anything. You're out of pain now and one day we'll be back together again doing Movie lines and laughing at all the people in the world who just aren't as perfect as you and I. I love you man and I'll miss you so much. One more thing, Thanks for teaching me how to Ice Skate, but I was still faster than you!!! Love, Steve
Jan Schmidt
January 9, 2009
Billy,
You will be truely missed by all! Remembering all the fun times we all had growing up. You owe me another dance when I get up there cousin! You & your family in our prayers & most of all.....our hearts!
Love ya Billy!
Cousin Jan
Hellee Johanson
January 9, 2009
We are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.
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