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Carl Richards
December 20, 2008
Dear Terri and Mike, Please accept my heartfelt condolences for the sudden loss of your father. You don't now me but I was stationed with your father at several AF bases. Joe and I went through F-4 upgrade training at Homestead, FL prior to being assigned to Torrejon, Spain. I've always held the highest regard for Joe and considered him a close, personal friend. His loss will be felt by us all and I share your grief.
Peggy Lilly
December 18, 2008
Dear Terry & Mike: You may not remember me but Morgan and I were very good friends with your parents and loved them very much. We were disappointed when we moved to Colorado Springs that they were not here as it was the last time we saw you kids (I think). We often would call Joe in Phx. after Wilma's passing and we were happy that Joe met Eileen as she filled a void in his life. My condolences to you all.
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