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sheri warren
March 18, 2025
Hard to believe it's been 10 yrs. Miss and think of you always big brother. XO
Crystal
March 18, 2023
Doesn't seem like 8 years. Miss and love ya!! I'll be having my chocolate covered cherries soon always have a box for you. Xoxoxoxo
Crystal Warren
March 18, 2020
Think about you every day! Love and miss ya
crystal warren
March 28, 2015
I love and miss you very much. Have a giant Caramel apple for me with grandpa. I will keep baking cookies for you. With all my love.
Sheri Warren
March 25, 2015
Oh my big brother. I will always miss you. My first ever memory was when you were getting ready to go on a date and you had put on cologne...I can still remember it! And you coming home from Vietnam and handing me the biggest sucker I had ever seen! (And I think mom ever had seen because she was mad at you for giving it to me!) and you always calling me cooters. luckily it didn't have the same meaning as it does today! I will never forget the day I picked you up from the home not knowing if you knew me and the pop cans came out of the carton and fell on the floor and you said "rot row" in your scooby voice. I remember laughing at you because you were still there. And another time I sat near you on the floor and you reached and grabbed at my nose , showing your thumb through your fingers, and saying "got your nose" just like in all the old days. I know you're in a better place with Daddy and someday we will be together. I Love you.
melva chromik
March 24, 2015
My friend and playmate throughout our childhood which included many moves because we were army kids. I always had you during those difficult transitions. Thanks for playing baseball,football,bowling and roller skating with me. Danny was annoyed at me because I was always taller and weighed more than hehe. I will miss you.
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