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| July
1, 2009
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| Estelene
Hatter
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| July
1, 2009
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| Emery
B. Brock
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| June
27, 2009
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| Harold
“William” Harrison
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| June
28, 2009
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| John
“Tom” Jasper Crockett
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| June
25, 2009
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| Kathy
Lynn Stringer Baer
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| June
24, 2009
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| Robby
Irene Meece
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| June
24, 2009
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| Edna
Bradley Woodall Baker
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| June
23, 2009
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| Linda
Lee Langford
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| June
22, 2009
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| Dena
Campbell
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| June
16, 2009
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| Jackie
Lee Thompson
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| June
10, 2009
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| John
Gertchen
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| June
14, 2009
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| Oscar
“Dudy” New Jr.
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| June
12, 2009
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| James
“Theo” Young
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| June
12, 2009
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| Beulah
Clark Beshears Coner
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| June
10, 2009
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| Gerald
Blevins
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| June
11, 2009
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| Hazel
Lillian Flynn
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| June
9, 2009
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| Evelyn
Weddle Ard
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| June
7, 2009
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| Florence
A. Baldock
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| June
6, 2009
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| Hazel
Halcomb Beshears
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| June
1, 2009
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| William
L. Kelley
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| June
1, 2009
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| Ronald
David Hawk Sr.
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| June
1, 2009
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| James
A. Poland
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| May
30, 2009
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| Charles
Lee Wright
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| May
29, 2009
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| Paula
J. Edwards
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| May
26, 2009
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| Betty
C. Girdler
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| May
23, 2009
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| Betty
C. Purcell
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| May
23, 2009
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| Donald
“G. L.” Calhoun
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Nancy
Helen Weddle
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| May
21, 2009
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| Edna
Marie Whitehead
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| May
21, 2009
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| Hazel
Whitson
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| May
20, 2009
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| George
R. Hall Jr.
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| May
18, 2009
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| Larry
B. Fox
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| May
18, 2009
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| Larry
Reid Wilson
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| May
17, 2009
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| James
Harvey Denney
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| May
14, 2009
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| Quinton
J. Price
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| May
9, 2009
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| Talmadge
Paul “T.P.” Norris
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| May
9, 2009
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| Velma
Ruth McPheron Daulton
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| May
7, 2009
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| Ora
Louise Mize
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| May
9, 2009
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| Abbie
Evelyn Garland
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| May
6, 2009
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| Jane
W. Shannon
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| May
6, 2009
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| Mary
Gladys Sadowski Harvey
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| May
4, 2009
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| Ruth
Dugger Trimble
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| May
4, 2009
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| Eddie
E. Hill
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| May
1, 2009
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| Henry
M. Brumley
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| April
28, 2009
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| Donald
O. Chapman
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| April
28, 2009
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| Jamie
Ray Halcomb
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