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In Memoriam

FLEURY

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FLEURY, David James.

We watched you suffer

We saw you die

But all we could do was sit close by

You peacefully left

We had to part

God eased your pain

But broke our hearts

Losing you Dad is the hardest thing we've had to accept but you are always in our hearts and & constantly spoken of.

Angela, Shane, Adrian, Partners & Mokos

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