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Carol Meers
June 16, 2010
Aunt LaVerne, Jerry and Harlyn,
He was an Uncle I always had great respect for, and he will be missed.
On a visit to our new home while expecting our first baby (Jean) he taught me some things about painting. He also stressed the importance about diabetes when Mom was diagnosed, and I myself know how important and AC1 level is.
He sure knew how to build a house, I can remember those he had in Wisconsin. When I was older he shared the humorous jokes of Myron Cohen, which I am still looking for and never could find an albumn.
With our deepest sympathy, The Richard Meers Family especially Carol
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