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| February
7, 2010
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| Helen
M. Farmer
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| February
6, 2010
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| Curtis
Dorvin Whitaker
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| February
7, 2010
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| Elsie
Elliott
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| February
5, 2010
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| Carol
Burnetta Raney Yadon
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| February
4, 2010
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| Noel
W. “Windy” Alton
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| February
3, 2010
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| Floyd
E. Nevels
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| February
2, 2010
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| Johnny
C. Phelps
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| February
2, 2010
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| William
Harlan Ping
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| February
2, 2010
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| John
L. Whitson
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| February
2, 2010
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| Barbara
E. Crutcher
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| February
2, 2010
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| Irene
Gossett
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| February
1, 2010
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| Donald
Ernest Cummins
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| February
1, 2010
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| Ottis
Murrell Foster Jr.
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| January
30, 2010
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| Eva
Hall Feltner
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| January
31, 2010
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| Maxine
Lillian Stringer Dye
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| January
28, 2010
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| Lois
Anne Tucker
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| January
28, 2010
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| Valerie Lynne
Jones
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| January
29, 2010
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| Janie Carter
Hargis
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| January
23, 2010
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| Morris
Lee “Frog” Jones, Sr.
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| January
21, 2010
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| Lois
A. Meece
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| January
19, 2010
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| Norman
Francis “Pat” Hart
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| January
20, 2010
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| Ricky
Dean Overton
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| January
19, 2010
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| Calvin
Ray Beechboard
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| January
14, 2010
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Nancie
Mary Barker Norfleet
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| January
14, 2010
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| Rev.
Paul Thomas Hart
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| January
10, 2010
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| Cecil
Elbert Cook
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| January
10, 2010
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| Arthur
Wesley “Red” McDaniel
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| January
10, 2010
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| Rufus
Roy Ridner
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| January
9, 2010
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| Lois
Maxine Edwards
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| January
10, 2010
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| Jean
Irvin Waddle
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| January
7, 2010
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| Ricky
Joe Tucker
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| January
4, 2010
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| Ida
Elizabeth Doyle
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| January
4, 2010
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| James
O. Mounce Jr.
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| January
3, 2010
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| James
Wayne Collins
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| January
2, 2010
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| Harold
Lee Burton
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