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Richard Gaillard Obituary
GAILLARD, Richard Entered into eternal rest on Wednesday, August 10, 2005, Mr. Richard Allen "Doc" Gaillard of 4155 River Road, Johns Island, SC. The beloved husband of Mrs. Geraldine Entzminger Gaillard; step-father of Wayne Pina (Allison) of New Bedford, Mass and Kenneth Bellamy of John's Island, SC; son of the late Benjamin Gaillard, Sr. and the late Martha Graddick Gaillard; brother of M. Jeannette G. Lee; nephew of Catherine Cummings of Atlanta, GA, Anna Bell Runnels of North Augusta, SC, Alice Riley, Louise Frasier, Albertha Wheller, Emma Smalls, Fred Graddick (Rebecca), all of Mt. Pleasant, SC, and Anna Mae Graddick of new York. The funeral arrangements will be announced by JOHNSON-HALLS FUNERAL HOME. Visit our guestbook at www.charleston.net/deaths.
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Memories and Condolences
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Trisha Olson
August 17, 2005
Dearest Dayonna,
My prayers are with you in your time of grief. Please keep strong, hold your head up, and know that your father lives on in your heart.
Your dear friend,
"T"
Lillian Seabrook
August 14, 2005
To Jeanette and Family - Our prayers and love for you and the entire family. Just stand on God's Word and Promises, God will see you through.
shirley campbell
August 13, 2005
To Jeanette and family
May the Lord Bless and keep you and your family during these dificult days.
Nevada Heyward
August 13, 2005
Jeanette and other members of the family,
May you find comfort in God's promise which remains true always:
"I will never leave you nor forsake you...". The Child of God knows that they can stand strong if they believe this promise.
Remember also that you are never alone. Many sit with you in the seat of sorrow and are praying for you.
Abide in His comfort.
Nevada Heyward
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