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Sue C. (California – purchased in Lockhart, TX)

“This wouldn’t have happened without you. Cindy’s family is about ready to move in. Cindy’s finally getting excited, it’s really kicking in now! I decided, I would like to send a token (nice gift bag) of sorts. A tool you may never need to use again, (although you never anticipated someone like me that you had to dig a hole for). Just in case… I noticed somewhere the Dustin ‘JUST SOLD’ Inderman. Not So. I suggest: Dustin ‘WHATEVER IT TAKES’ Inderman. Anyway, Enjoy…Your California Suz.” P.S. – When I do decide to visit I will call. I’d like to meet with you in person” P.S. #2 – Let me know if you’re ever out here! Sometime next year I may be interested in another venture, so don’t forget me! Thanks again for everything.”

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