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Laura Scully
May 27, 2006
MaryLee and family,
My condolences. In reflection, I recall the pleasure in meeting with your parents after MaryLee and I arrived in Kentucky two Novembers ago, when MaryLee moved from Washington. Your father was gracious, generous and more. I was thankful for the opportunity.
May the many fond memories you must have, support you in your grief.
Iyafadara
May 18, 2006
You have my sympathy.
Love,
Iya
Dennis Vessels
May 17, 2006
Marylee:
As a coworker who admires you, I'm sure I stand with our other coworkers in sympathy. Though your dad lived a long and I'm sure, very wonderful life, losing a parent is always difficult. My thoughts and prayers are most certainly with you, Marylee.
May 16, 2006
We are very sorry for your loss and your family will be in our prayers.
Greg & Sara
J Riley
May 16, 2006
Mary Lee and family,
You have my deepest sympathy in the loss of your father. He was a special man who loved his family deeply. If there is anything I can do, please let me know.
Jeffrey Gillispie
May 16, 2006
My deepest sympathies are with you. Take comfort in your fond memories and your faith.
Gayle and Gladys Maffett
May 15, 2006
Mary and Family, We are so sorry to hear of lEE's passing. WE Have been thinking of him so much.We have had a lot of good times with the two of you and he will be missed. Our love and prayers are with you.
bernice whirles
May 15, 2006
Miss Mary, I am so sorry aboout Mr Lee We will miss his visits to BlueLicks Take care God bless you
Bernice Whirles
Lee Curry Stedman
May 15, 2006
Mary, Mary Lee, Drew & Jamie:
You have our deepsest sympathy over your loss. I will miss seeing my "other Lee" when I get to visit Cynthiana. I have many great memories of Lee. He was a special person.
Gary Watkins
May 15, 2006
Mary Lee I am so sorry for the loss of your father. God Bless.
Cindi Collins
May 15, 2006
The older I get, the more I appreciate the family I have been given. My Uncle Lee held a special place in my heart. He shared his farm with us when we were younger, and we shared plants when we got older. I always loved his poppies (Sorry, Uncle Lee, I never could get them to grow like yours no matter what I tried)and I always awaited my annual photo of the hibiscus that I gave him. I remind mine that they have to perform as well as his did! I've always enjoyed my garden, it gives me a place to reflect on life. I imagine I'll have a lot to reflect on this year. Love forever~
Joe & Pat Blount
May 15, 2006
Mary & Family, our deepest sympathy goes to you & your family in the loss of your loved one. Lee was a good friend when we lived in Cynthiana & a wonderful person. Our thoughts & prayers are with all of you at this time.
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