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Russell Springs | Charlotte Teagle

by Charlotte Teagle
Preacher Dan Grider with his son Chase.
Preacher Dan Grider comforts his daughter Tiffany after she scratched her arm in a fall.
Preacher Dan Grider with his son Chase.
Preacher Dan Grider with family, wife Debbie, son Chase and daughter Tiffany.
There’s a spring in her walk, a twinkle in her eye and a kind word for anyone who walks through the door. Her name is Judy Back. She and her husband, Floyd, own the ‘Steakhouse Restaurant’ in Jamestown.
There’s a spring in her walk, a twinkle in her eye and a kind word for anyone who walks through the door. Her name is Judy Back. She and her husband, Floyd, own the ‘Steakhouse Restaurant’ in Jamestown.
Preacher Dan Grider at church dedication service. He did not preach, just did the announcements.
]Preacher Dan Grider shares a tender moment with Mrs. Helen Cooper, whose husband, Judge Kenton Cooper passed away two weeks earlier. He was on the Building Committee for the church.
There’s a spring in her walk, a twinkle in her eye and a kind word for anyone who walks through the door. Her name is Judy Back. She and her husband, Floyd, own the ‘Steakhouse Restaurant’ in Jamestown.
There’s a spring in her walk, a twinkle in her eye and a kind word for anyone who walks through the door. Her name is Judy Back. She and her husband, Floyd, own the ‘Steakhouse Restaurant’ in Jamestown.
There’s a spring in her walk, a twinkle in her eye and a kind word for anyone who walks through the door. Her name is Judy Back. She and her husband, Floyd, own the ‘Steakhouse Restaurant’ in Jamestown.
There’s a spring in her walk, a twinkle in her eye and a kind word for anyone who walks through the door. Her name is Judy Back. She and her husband, Floyd, own the ‘Steakhouse Restaurant’ in Jamestown.

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