1943
2024
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Barbara Abbey
September 13, 2024
Paul late with message. You were a wonderful brother -in-law. I remember Bobbie bringing you mom and dad's when you got home from Vietnam. Daddy spoke to you alone. Now in Heaven you and can talk. I have prayed for your family for many years.
Tabitha Brown
February 1, 2024
This was my grandpa or "grandpaul" as i knew him! He taught me a lot about history and how things worked. When I was a kid and we lived with him he was always there sitting in the garage and would ask me about school and how things were going. He would help me with my math homework and was always supportive of me even when I didn´t feel like I understood it. I didn´t get as much time with him as I would have liked to but I loved the times we did have. I miss him very much and I hope he´s feeling better now.
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