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Pam Weaver
June 26, 2005
I send to you my deepest sympathy and know you are in my thoughts and prayers. I have heard how special Chris was not only to you, his family, but to so many who knew him. Praise God that we have that Hope in Him....that we will one glorious day, see all our loved ones who have gone on before us and be reunited. Joy does come in the morning!! In Christian Love, Pam Weaver
Soozi Weisflock
June 25, 2005
I would like to express my condolence to you in the loss of Chris. My sister, Carol, called to tell me of Christopher's passing. Your family has been in my daily prayers for several months. I called and spoke with Destry today to let him know.He too will be thinking of you. Again, my thoughts are with you Duane, Jolynn, & Shelly at this time.
Sincerely,
Soozi
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