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Amy Winebrenner
June 29, 2006
Uncle Elmer is now where he wants to be. He loved his family, but missed Aunt Toni so much. Now they are together forever! So sad to say goodbye....he will be missed greatly. Our prayers and love go to Teresa, John, Dan, Linda, Mark, and Julie and to their families.
Amy, Monte and family
Dawn and Doug Baird
June 27, 2006
I know Uncle Elmer is now in a better place, but he will be missed so much by his children, nieces, nephews and friends. We will keep him in our thoughts and prayers for a long, long time.
Patty Rossi
June 25, 2006
I'm so sorry for your loss. Elmer used to eat lunch everyday down at Fish OF Stroh and he always brought a smile in with him, along with many stories we would love to hear. I thought of him often and will miss him much.
Laura Kramer
June 22, 2006
Uncle Elmer had the biggest heart.
He would do anything for anybody.
But he was also a force to be reckoned with if you got into trouble...how many times did we hear..."don't tell Elmer!!!!"
He will be missed!
Life won't be the same without him!
Dick Devine
June 22, 2006
To Elmer's Family;
So very sorry to hear of Elmer's passing.
I lived 2 blocks east of Elmer growing up and went to CCHS with him.We got drafted together and I will never forget that day because as we stood in line to take the oath,the Soldier in charge said"Is there anyone here that thinks they should not be? Elmer said yes.He said what is the reason.Elmer said I only have one eye.He said "You're IN"--Shortly after he got out.But I reminded him of that day while we were in church one day in about 1997
and told him I now have only one eye.
The Wunderlin Family on Jefferson Street was the best.
Dick Devine
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