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   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Bob & Dianne Dayhuff

   For clarence L Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ nephew Bob Dayhuff

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Chris and Lesa Miller

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Virgil and Mary Jo Butts

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Jane Bennett

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Denise Gilson

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Terry Harrison

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Jim & Pam Ringo

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Sally Evinger

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Cloverleaf Healthcare

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Helen Hoffa

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Pam Fugate

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Kendall Miller-Wakeling

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Ron Maurey and family

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Greg your Mailman

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Janet Casassa Breloff

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Chloe Nell Halberstadt Guy, BHS '65

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Kara Stevenson-James & family

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Raymond Snyder

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Cecil and Mary Shobe

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Hank and Rhonda Stinson

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Sonny and Arlene Ooley

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ LeRoy and Glennis Cooksey

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Arthur and Carolyn Scott

   For Clarence L. Dayhuff  ~Lit by~ Mildred Cooksey