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_ In Memoriam Join with us and the families of these loved ones as we rememberwhodied 1 year ago: Serving Taylor County and the surrounding communities since 1891. Proud to be family-owned. 1 Serving Taylor County and the surrounding communities since 1891. Proud to be family-owned. Rhoda September 10,2024 Patricia Lynn September14,2024 Gary A. “Claire”Frischman September16,2024 Travis September16,2024 Denis September17,2024 Rhoda L. Barber September 10, 2024 Patricia LynnMeyerhoff September 14, 2024 Gary A. “Claire” Frischman September 16, 2024 Travis M. Noland September 16, 2024 Denis R. Shaver September 17, 2024 Brigitte M. Wickersham September 17, 2024 Brigitte 171577 September17,2024 HEMER-PICKERIGN HP! Funeral & Cremation Services www.hemerfuneralservice.com Medford 715-748-2215 www.hemerfuneralservice.com Medford 748-2215
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