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Remembers trek to funeral home to honor Joe Taylor, Sr. The man who rang the bell at Columbia Graded & High School Carol S Myers writes: I certainly do remember walking to the funeral home to see Joe Taylor, Sr. It was the first time I had visited a funeral home. Joe was known by all the kids and such a good man. The fond memories I have of the old grade school are deeply embedded in my mind and heart. They were such carefree days. --Carol S Myers, Campbellsville, KYComments re article 57064: Ann Heskamp Curtis: Bell story elicits memory of significant moment in Columbia life This story was posted on 2013-01-22 02:03:16
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