Bill Dawson
Dear Mrs. Redman,
I, along with my sister Lyn, offer our sympathy to you and your family on the loss of a wonderful, decent man, Loren Redman. I was glad that I was able to see the two of you when my Dad came back for a visit with his family. My father truly valued his friendship of many years with your family, so he, too, will be saddened at the loss of a good friend and such a decent man. I knew of Mark's many accomplishments in athletics while he was a student at Clinton High, so I offer my sympathy to him, too. Times like this are never easy for the loved ones left behind and that sounds like such a coined phrase. Yet, knowing that the you knew my mother, Mrs. Redman, and how much she meant to all of us, I can only offer that I still feel her with me, even though at times I struggle with the lack of her physical presence. May Loren's life space flood you all with many positive memories in the difficult days ahead, but I will remain hopeful that they will comfort you in the years to come. Take care and once again, my thoughts and prayers will be with you and yours. Sincerely, Bill Dawson, son of Howard Dawson

