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John Eberhardt
February 8, 2020
I remember when I was in the air Force active duty back in 1989 in Charleston South Carolina was the last time I saw James Shipman I was working for the commissary system Jimmy invited me out to cut wood for him to clear land unexpected by me, he insisted on giving me $50 that day to help him. That went a long way for me you were a good man Jimmy
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Michael Davis
December 10, 2019
To Mark , Ginger and all the family and loved ones of Mr. James Shipman.
Please accept our deepest sympathy for the loss of your dearest loved one. May the good lord be with you and keep you strong thru the coming days.
In Deepest Sympathy;
Michael C. Davis & Family
Vice President
USW Local 9-508
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