We met Rea & Dee while driving through Kansas and hunting for antiques. That began many years of friendship. Rea was a good man in faith and friendship. At that first meeting we bought an Armitage Anvil which I fill with black powder and fire on special occasions - The next one will be for you Rea! May God bless you Dee and your family as you mourn his passing. You are in our prayers.
Dewayne, my children, and I treasure the friendship we have known with Rea and Dea. We will all miss Rea, and will be praying for Dea and family.
LOVE YOU!!!
My memories go back to our high school years Rea and I was in the same class in 1940 he some where along the way left and went into the service. He finished his High school classes later. My prayers go out to he and his family. They can be thankful to have had him all these years. His family was number one to him. Dee I'm sorry I can't be with you my heart and prayers will be. Love always Wilma
