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February 26, 2014
My deepest sympathy for your loss. Please be comforted by the words found at Psalm 57:1. Diane.
February 25, 2014
Frank and family, I know these past few months have been hard and if there is anything Steve, I or the kids can do for you please let us know. Love Jody and the family.
Julia Brennan Atkeisson
February 25, 2014
So shocked and sorry to hear of this. I have many good memories of debate trips with Craig back in high school. I'll keep a good thought for his family.
February 25, 2014
Joann and Family, I think you and Craig were so good for each other and that his last years were made better for that reason. I also am grateful that he did not have to suffer and his death, sad as it is, was merciful and fast. May God be with you in your grieving and help you in the days to come. Love you, Jane Campbell
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