Summer 2008
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Summer 2008
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Columns
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Comments Love the new look of The Dead Beat.
Also thank you for the chuckles. I
pass along a joke to start every Lions Club meeting and The Dead Beat comes to
the rescue every time! ….Came
across this and thought it was cute: A gentleman told me that his father told me that if we wanted to live a
long life, he should sprinkle a little gunpowder on his cereal in the morning.
The gentleman did this religiously and didn’t die until the age of 93.
He leaves four children, eleven grandchildren, thirty-five
great-grandchildren and a 15-foot hole in the crematory wall.
Steve
Palmer, Westcott Funeral Home, Cottonwood, AZ *** Thank you for the nice article you printed in the Late
Spring ‘08 Issue. Darrel & Susan Bearden, Snapp-Bearden
Funeral Home, Branson, MO *** Just quick note to let you know how much I enjoy
reading “The Dead Beat” when it reaches my desk.
I especially enjoyed the anonymous editorial in this latest issue-it sure
brought a tear to my eye. Jeff Flora, Southwestern Association,
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