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In Memoriam

In memory of my loving husband and father, Tom Smoot, who passed away two years ago, February 10, 1960.

How we have missed you no one will ever know. Only' God above knows. Your memories are treasures, but all we can do is visit your grave with flowers. You left behind a token of love, but God loved you best.

I’d like to think when life is done where ever IHtaven rnay be, that you will be waiting at the golden gate for us, Dear. We are happy to see, your smiling face there.

Time has been lonely since you left us Dea'r Dad. The vacant chair you left can never be filled. God called you home to rest. Sleep 'on-'JDear. Take your rest. God knows best. ..

His lovfng wife

. Mrs. Etta B. Smoot

and children

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People once thought that Valentine’s Day^ wa? for the birds. It was believed thattbirds chose their mates on February l4: ‘

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