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Valerie STUBBINGS
May 11, 2007
I can't believe how sudden & how quickly things have changed these past few months. But I too do not question how God works. He has a plan already in store for each & every one of us. I will miss you and your crazy sense of humor. You always knew how to make people laugh. I hope I get the chance to meet Clint Black again, and I would ask him one question just for you, "how tall are you really?" Alot of you won't understand this, but it's something between just the 2 of us. I love you Fred & I will miss you as well. I know your in a much better place than any of us still here. And I know one day, we'll all be together dancing & singing & rejoycing again as a family. You left so sudden & I'm not questioning, but there are so many questions right now & one day they will be answered but for now, I will pray for the hurting ones to someday soon find peace not anger for what has happened. And for understanding that we're all here on borrowed time, God's borrowed time. I know you will always watch over the ones you loved, your family & we will always hold onto your memories.
Candy Wagoner
April 27, 2007
Fred, it is still unbelieveable that you are not here. It has been almost 2 weeks since God called you home. We know that you are in a far greater place than where we are now. Although, we have many questions as to why the Lord called you home so early when we needed you here. I do not want to question God as I know this is all in His plan. I know that you are with us, in our hearts, our thoughts, and everything around us that reminds us of you. We love you so much and miss you so much. I know we will see one another again and it will be a great reunion. Mom misses you terribly and I hope that in time she will find a little peace; although I know she will always miss you until she sees you again. Thanks for being a great Dad to me and Kevin; a great grandfather to Michelle. We could not have asked the Lord for more. We love you!
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