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Sunday, November 21, 2004
Julia Ann's Funeral
Funerals are those times when families get together for a very sad event, but they are also often one of the few times we all come together, so they are still occasions when we can enjoy visiting with each other. Saturday was such a time at the cemetery in Stone Mountain, GA, as we assembled to support Pat and Brad as we laid to rest our dearly beloved family member, Julia Ann Floyd.
Other pictures are available at my Flickr photo page.
- posted by Perry @ 1:02 AM
