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Larry Dobbins, my father God bless his soul, I miss him a lot. His experience I am grateful for because he treated my mom like a queen. My two sisters, and I we’re his princesses. Learning from him he told me that I should keep an open mind about things but be aware. He and my mom always reminded me that love is out there. Having both parents in my life that’s a blessing and that they were both married, I feel very lucky because it could have been bad.

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