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February 13, 2013

THE PEOPLE SPEAK – Please return son’s baseball trophies

— To the person or persons who broke into my storage at Eastside Mini storage. You took a tote full of baseball trophies which belonged to my deceased son. He passed away suddenly on Jan. 10, 2013 at age 39. He worked real hard, starting at age 5 for those trophies. The other stuff you took, you can keep. I just would like to have the baseball mementos back.

If anyone has any information please contact me, you can bring them to me or call (918) 616-4022. Please, I would like to have those returned. I pray the Lord get into your heart to do the right thing. It was taken between Jan. 4 through Feb. 8.

SHARON McBRIDE

Muskogee

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