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Cornell and Lucy Sherrell

by Callie Shell
Cornell and Lucy Sherrell meet 59 years ago (1984) and have been married for 57 of them.
Cornell and Lucy Sherrell meet 59 years ago (1984) and have been married for 57 of them.
Cornell and Lucy Sherrell meet 59 years ago (1984) and have been married for 57 of them.
Cornell and Lucy Sherrell meet 59 years ago (1984) and have been married for 57 of them.
Cornell and Lucy Sherrell meet 59 years ago (1984) and have been married for 57 of them.
Cornell and Lucy Sherrell meet 59 years ago (1984) and have been married for 57 of them.
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A diner outside Celina at 1:30 am.
Pirl [sic] May eagle Daniels
Ivory Jane
Charlie Fred Andrew, 66, is the preacher for Free Hill’s Church of Christ and the garbage collector for Celina. He has been a preacher at the church for 20 years and a garbage collector for 40.

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