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Rodney Kobilan
July 17, 2007
Please accept my deepest sympathies.
Libby Johnson
July 12, 2007
Thinking of all of you and sending lots of hugs your way. We wish we could have been with you today.
Love, Libby, Wayne, & Erika
Charles Spear
July 10, 2007
To my Colorado cousins. Sorry we can't be there for you! Here's a virtual hug, love you all. Celebrate Larry's life, I'll give my Dad a hug for you.
John & Vicki
July 10, 2007
John & I are sending you our heartfelt Sympathy to you. We so wish we could be with all of you at this time to share our love like you all have done to us so many times. John could tell some of his Daniel's stories about your Dad. You are truly on our hearts and in our prayers. Lots of Love!
Larry Folks
July 10, 2007
Larry Jr,
My thoughts and prayers are with
you and all your family. Thanks for
so many good memories at Patty with
your Dad.
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