[charles] we had a murder, which was done with
A particularly gruesome amount of violence.
What we would typically refer to as a rage killing.
Everybody loved him. No possible enemies.
So, why would somebody want to murder him?
It was very shocking.
Describing himself as being the murderer
And the sole person responsible just didn't make sense.
It just didn't sound reasonable.
There are two basic motives. Plain ol'-fashioned greed,
Love gone wrong.
Put those two things together,
It's like pourin' gasoline on a fire.
[theme music]
[narrator] nestled in the foothills
Of the appalachian mountains, huntington, west virginia is
A quiet community with deep roots.
This town sits right on the ohio river.
So it, it's a pretty location.
[tom] it's mostly middle-class, working-class people.
It's a close, tightknit community.
[narrator] on the afternoon of June 25th, 1998,
Local resident dennie aldridge receives a concerning phone cal
From his brother millard's wife, patricia aldridge.
[dennie] my wife answered the phone,
And kinda quiet for a minute.
And she said, "you need to talk to trish.
There's somethin' wrong with your brother.
He's missing."
I got on the phone with her.
I said, "if you don't know where he's at
And you can't get ahold of him," I said, "call the police."
[narrator] 20 minutes later, a huntington police officer
Arrives at the aldridge residence.
Patricia explains that she last saw her 42-year-old husband
At 7:30 that morning.
My brother was supposed to have
A recall on his car done at eight o'clock.
She stated he had taken the van that she usually drove
And parked it out on the street.
And then had given her a hug
And told her he'd meet her for lunch at about 11 o'clock.
Patricia had gone to walmart and to the bank,
And had returned home shortly before 11 o'clock,
And millard was not there.
[charles] she then proceeded on to work.
Patricia said that while she was at work,
She made several phone calls, trying to find millard.
Was not able to do so.
[sheryl] millard, you could pretty much set a clock by.
He was very reliable on...
His daily life.
[charles] she became very worried,
And so about two o'clock that afternoon,
She returned home.
[narrator] patricia says her concerns grew
When she entered the couple's detached garage.
[charles] she went back to the garage
To see if he was there,
And she found blood stains on the floor.
She then contacted her brother, and they called the police.
So, what they originally thought might be a missing person
Become something more sinister in nature.
[narrator] when detectives arrive,
They begin processing the scene and speak with patricia.
She said that millard was a cameraman for wsaz.
At that point, I recognized who he was.
He would come to the courthouse and, and interview prosecutors
After the conclusion of cases.
He always seemed like a very nice guy.
[narrator] born and raised in huntington,
Millard aldridge came from humble beginnings.
Our life was simple. We were country people.
My dad worked every day.
My mother was a housewife, and she did side jobs at times.
I had one brother, and I have one sister.
We're only three years apart in ages.
So, we're pretty tightknit.
We went to ck high school.
But he, unfortunately, he didn't get to graduate from there.
My dad had got hurt and was off work.
And both of us ended up havin' to quit school
And get jobs to make sure that we didn't lose our home.
He had got a interview for a janitor's position
For wsaz channel 3,
And luckily, he got it.
[narrator] with a keen eye for photography,
Millard quickly found a new career path.
He worked his way up to be a journalist, photojournalist.
[darlene] he loved what he did.
He felt like he was makin' a difference in our community
By, you know, helpin' report the news in the huntington area.
[dennie] him becomin' a photojournalist like he did,
Was destined to be his thing.
That was his calling.
[narrator] two years into his career at wsaz,
Millard married his high school sweetheart.
They had a little girl first, and then they had a little boy.
[dennie] millard was a great father.
He loved his kids. He took care of his kids.
[darlene] millard was such a caring person.
He never put himself first.
He was just an all-around great man.
[dennie] he gave it everything he had to make it work.
But they ended up gettin' a divorce.
He was probably single for about four years,
And then he met trish.
Next thing I know, he's in love, and he wants to marry her.
Trish was always out for a good time, you know,
Always laughin' and makin' jokes.
I thought she was great,
'cause she was makin' millard happy.
She seemed like she was gonna be a true partner for him
For the rest of his life.
[sheryl] patricia had one child from a previous marriage.
And he treated her, jennifer, like his own daughter.
She loved millard to death.
It might not have been her birth dad,
But that was her dad.
And then they had a son shortly after they were married.
[dennie] he was happy and proud.
That's what he wanted of [indistinct] life.
He wanted to be a loving father and a husband.
[narrator] while millard continued to build
A successful career at wsaz,
Patricia pursued her own interests.
[dennie] she was real good sewin' and stuff like that.
She had her own business,
Which was called a stitch in time.
[sheryl] she would make things for people.
Costumes and outfits and blankets and different things.
Millard and trish seemed happy as a couple,
Like they were gonna grow old together
And sit on the front porch in a rocking chair.
[music]
[narrator] but after nearly two decades of marriage,
The couple's future is suddenly in jeopardy.
[charles] with the finding of the bloodstains in the garage...
That elevated things quite a bit.
[tom] once the area was secured,
Then the forensic investigators came in.
I observed a 55 gallon size garbage can
That had been turned over.
It looked like a struggle took place.
[charles] the blood spatter indicated that
This was a very violent attack.
It looked more like what we would typically refer to
As a rage killing.
[narrator] coming up.
Authorities discover a second crime scene...
Generally speaking, the purpose for burning a vehicle
Is to destroy evidence.
[narrator] and a tip to law enforcement
Puts a suspect in their crosshairs.
When human emotions are set ablaze like this,
You don't know where the fire's gonna go.
[music]
Hours after 42-year-old millard aldridge
Was reported missing by his wife patricia,
Investigators in huntington, west virginia find evidence
Of a violent attack in the couple's garage.
[david] we didn't find any weapons inside the garage.
But there was a blood swipe on the floor.
It looked to me like somebody had tried to use something
To maybe clean up the blood pool.
[tom] what was reported missing from the garage
Was millard aldridge and millard aldridge's vehicle.
But there were no reports
That anything else significant was taken from the garage.
[charles] there were no signs of break-in at all.
,it didn't appear to be a robbery gone bad.
Someone had gained entry, either had access to the garage,
Or was familiar with it.
[narrator] investigators canvas the aldridge's neighborhood,
Hoping that someone saw millard leave home on his own.
[charles] this is westmoreland neighborhood of huntington.
It's a kind of a bed and breakfast family neighborhood,
So it, for, for this to have happened was very shocking.
The canvas turned up no results.
There was nothing unusual that was noted
Either during that day or the night before.
[tom] the next step the investigators would take
Would be to put him into the national crime database,
The ncic,
And it alerts law enforcement agencies to be on the lookout
For this missing person or this vehicle.
[sheryl] trish, she was worried about millard,
Nervous 'cause she didn't know where he was at.
The whole family was hoping that he was still alive.
But everybody was just in shock, total shock.
I felt I had to do something to try to help find my brother.
Me and my sons and my nephew, we jumped in my van,
And we went on back roads that we used to run when we was kids.
[sheryl] our hearts were sinkin'...
Hoping still that he would be found alive,
But there was less hope of that happenin'.
[narrator] nearly 24 hours into their search,
Huntington police receive a cal from neighboring cabell county.
[charles] a burnt vehicle was found up on 8th street road.
Immediately, there was the suspicion that
This might be millard's missing car.
[tom] the vehicle was destroyed to such an extent that
They could not make any determination of
What make, model, or serial number might exist there.
There was a license plate that had been burned in half,
But you could still read the first three digits.
And the first three digits on that license plate
Did correspond to the first three digits
Of millard aldridge's vehicle.
[charles] it doesn't take a rocket scientist
To put two and two together.
It was pretty safe to assume that this,
This was millard's vehicle.
Generally speaking, the purpose for burning a vehicle
Is to destroy evidence.
So, it was prudent to, to do a search in that area.
We had a lot of people out there.
We had people from the sheriff's department,
A volunteer group.
The news had camera crews out there
Covering as much of the search as they could.
A lot of the people that he worked with,
They were all there.
And it was a somber moment for everybody.
[tom] the west virginia state police participated in
The search of the area,
And it included cadaver dogs.
[narrator] less than a quarter mile into the woods,
Investigators make a gruesome discovery.
The body was maybe 10 to 15 feet over an embankment,
Over the hillside.
It was in a state of decomposition.
[charles] it was pretty apparent that there were
Some severe injuries to the face and head.
Enough to the point that
He could not be immediately identified.
[dennie] when we got the phone call and said,
"we found a body, and we think it's millard."
I was asked to go help identify the body.
The hardest thing to do is identify your brother.
But the only way I could do it was because
When he was a young man, he thought he wanted a tattoo
Of an initial "m" on his shoulder.
And another thing, he had a scar on his right leg.
And that's basically how I was able to identify my brother.
I didn't know what to do then.
I mean, I kinda fell to my knees.
That immediately changed things
From a missing person to a homicide investigation.
When the body was carried out of the woods,
Patricia was there with a couple of family members.
And she did break down, kind of collapsed.
She was just absolutely devastated.
I mean, cryin' beyond consoling.
It was just a sick feeling.
How could someone do somethin' to take his life?
[tom] the sad irony of millard's career,
Which was to put the stories of others on camera,
Is that his horrible and untimely death
Played out on camera and in the media
That he served.
They had emts to transport millard
To the medical examiner's office to have an autopsy done on him.
The autopsy revealed that the cause of death was
The severe blunt force trauma to the head.
[charles] this is consistent with the blood evidence
That was found at the crime scene.
The me's report described a dozen injuries.
One of which was so severe,
It caused several fractures to the head and face.
For somebody to be not just beaten to death,
But beaten multiple times to death,
Indicates that there was a lot of rage
Involved in this crime.
[tom] it didn't look like it could be a random type of crime.
It looked more of overkill.
It seemed very personal.
[charles] it was somebody of either size or strength or both.
And so, clearly, we're probably not looking at a woman
Or somebody of small stature.
That caused us to go back and talk to family members
And try to get an idea of
Who might be responsible for this type of a crime.
[sheryl] we're rackin' our brain,
Tryin' to figure out who would want to hurt him.
He was the best man you could ask for as a friend, a father,
A son, a brother.
Nobody in the family or the neighborhood
Would ever guess that somebody would hate him.
Nobody.
[narrator] while interviewing millard's family,
Detectives sit down with
His 18-year-old stepdaughter, jennifer.
Jennifer had information she might be able to provide
With regard to the relationship between her mother and father.
By all outward appearances, this was an ideal marriage.
[narrator] but jennifer exposes a crack
In her family's picture-perfect veneer.
In speaking to her, detectives learned that
Patricia had an affair with a guy named mitchell vickers.
Given the statements, they have to explore mitch vickers.
Who's mitch vickers?
Is he the type of person that could have
Harmed millard aldridge because of this affair?
[music]
Ys into
Millard aldridge's murder investigation,
Authorities in huntington, west virginia
Have a promising lead:
According to millard's stepdaughter, jennifer,
His wife patricia was having an affair
With a man named mitchell vickers.
[charles] in speaking to her,
Detectives learned that patricia would meet with mitchell vickers
At jennifer's apartment.
Jennifer disclosed to us that
She had no knowledge about the affair;
Just her general dislike and suspicions of, of vickers,
And this box of letters that she got from patricia.
A bunch of love letters between patricia and vickers.
Jennifer mentioned that vickers had threatened her if
She disclosed the relationship to millard aldridge.
She was scared of him.
We ran his name, ended up pullin' a jacket on him.
Vickers had a fairly extensive record.
He was a, what you might call a career criminal.
[tom] mitch vickers was from
The barbersville area of cabell county,
Which is just east of city of huntington.
He'd involved in a lot of thefts and things like that,
And had had legal trouble in florida
And had been incarcerated there.
[charles] he had recently, we discovered,
Been convicted of a couple of burglaries.
And had worked out a plea deal,
Having pled guilty to those charges.
He had asked for a delayed report date
Because his mother was in bad health.
He was permitted to be released from jail,
And was to report on June 29th
To the authorities in cabell county
To be transported to the prison.
[narrator] detectives realize mitchell had been released
Nearly a week before millard was reported missing.
[charles] mitchell vickers is a person who is very large.
He is strong.
He's capable of extreme violence.
And so, the nature of the injuries,
Combined with knowledge of the affair,
Immediately moved mitchell vickers
Up to the top of the possible suspects list.
It raises questions.
With the discovery of the affair,
It's now necessary to go back and talk to patricia.
[music]
[narrator] detectives immediately contact
Patricia at her home,
And press her about the state of her marriage.
[tom] very shortly after the investigators
Begin to question her,
She admits to the affair with mitch vickers.
[narrator] patricia admits that the affair began
Less than a year earlier, in December of 1997...
But her ties to mitchell vickes began decades earlier.
[tom] mitch vickers and patricia aldridge
Had a relationship when they were much younger,
Back in the '70s.
Mitch vickers had moved away, and they separated.
But when mitch returned to town in 1997,
They were reacquainted by one of patricia's friends.
[charles] they reconnected,
And that grew from there into a full-fledged physical affair.
[tom] I have to believe that
The attraction to mitchell vickers to patricia
Was the fact that he was almost the polar opposite of millard.
Whereas millard was a stable guy with a job,
Was a law-abiding guy.
And mitchell vickers was a bad boy,
In and out of prison.
[charles] patricia talked about vickers
Being re-arrested in February of '98.
And so, when he goes back into jail,
She told detectives that she ended the affair with vickers.
She insists that, that she's not involved, she's innocent,
She loved her husband.
And at that point, patricia indicates that she is not sure
Mitchell vickers is involved.
[narrator] as detectives are wrapping up their interview,
Patricia steps away to take a phone call.
Patricia says, "hey, I've got somebody wants to talk to you."
[tom] the person identifies as mitchell vickers on the phone.
And he said, "I'm the one that did it.
I'm the one that killed that s.O.B."
[okey] he said, "just leave my lady alone.
She didn't have nothin' to do with it."
The obvious reaction immediately is just amazement.
[okey] we didn't know if it was a love story gone bad.
We didn't know exactly what the motive was.
We had a little bit of a suspicion that perhaps
Patricia had called him
And convinced him to talk to the police.
In addition to confessing,
Vickers had also offered to surrender himself.
And gave us an address, a location to, to find him.
The detectives immediately leave
To try to make contact with mr. Vickers.
At this point, he's not just a suspect,
He's the suspect.
[narrator] coming up.
Detectives come face-to-face with mitchell vickers...
And an unexpected motive emerges.
I never had a confession that was quite like this.
He had no remorse whatsoever.
[music]
Millard aldridge's body,
His wife's lover, 40-year-old mitchell vickers,
Surrenders to authorities.
[charles] he gives a location for them to pick him up.
When they encounter him, he's in a truck.
He gets out of the truck.
He's shirtless, and they obviously put him in a,
In a cruiser and transported him to be interviewed.
[tom] the detectives take him to the barracks in cabell county,
And mitchell vickers voluntarily gives a statement at that time.
In his statement, mitchell vickers talked about
His relationship with patricia aldridge
And the fact that they were in love with each other.
Vickers stated that the reason why he killed millard aldridge
Was because patricia had told him that
Millard was very abusive.
[narrator] according to mitchell,
Things came to a head when he was recently sentenced
For his burglary charges.
[charles] vickers said that when millard entered the garage,
Vickers attacked him.
First with a pipe,
And then beat him with a claw hammer,
And then stabbed him with a screwdriver.
This one was a chilling confession
Because of the cold and calculating manner
In which he spoke about murdering someone.
I never had a confession that was quite like this.
[charles] vickers describes driving the car up to
8th street road, near skyview drive.
He disposed of the body,
Dropping it over the side of the hill.
And then poured gasoline on the car
And set it on fire.
He hitched a ride back to town.
[tom] he seemed to be extremely proud.
He leaned back in the chair, arms folded, shirtless,
As if he was bragging about what he'd done.
Almost as if he's trying to make himself out to be the hero
Rather than the bad guy in this.
[charles] vickers was extremely adamant about
Taking all of the blame himself,
And that just even more raised suspicions.
Because if patricia wasn't involved,
There would be no reason for him to even mention her.
[narrator] following his confession,
Mitchell is transported to the huntington police department
To be charged with first-degree murder.
News crews eagerly await his arrival.
I was at millard's house with trish and millard's mom,
And it come on the news,
And mitch vickers is on there.
They've got him in handcuffs, he's cussin' everybody,
Sayin' that millard was a terrible person,
He deserved to die,
He was a wife beater and a child abuser.
I mean, we're all in shock.
Glad that they arrested him,
But where did he get this information from?
[narrator] when investigators
Circle back to millard's family members,
They say that, in hindsight,
They believe millard must have been suspicious
Of his wife's infidelity.
[dennie] I could tell that somethin'
Was botherin' him a lot.
Patricia wasn't really payin' attention to him like it was.
And she wasn't the happy-go-lucky smile.
I think he mighta kinda of knew, but he didn't wanna know.
He, he didn't want it to be real.
[sheryl] you could tell patricia was
A little bit nervous about all of it,
But she was still trying to act like
The innocent person in all this.
A lot of what I felt
Was a gut feeling that she wasn't being truthful.
[narrator] family members are adamant that
Millard has never been abusive.
Everybody that knows him knows he wasn't.
[charles] all of that kinda raised red flags.
Everything we had up to that point said,
"no, that's not true."
[narrator] since patricia had
Allegedly fed this information to mitchell,
Investigators have growing doubts
About her story.
Looking for clues,
They compare her previous statements
To the forensic evidence found at the scene,
And hit pay dirt.
[charles] luminol was applied to the crime scene in the garage,
And it was apparent that had been a vehicle parked
Where the violence had taken place.
It cast a lot of doubt to the explanation patricia gave
About millard parking the van
In front of the house before leaving.
And so we wanted to take a closer look at the, at the van.
There are a lot of
Unanswered questions at this point.
[david] patricia had made a statement
That the last time she saw millard
Was when we pulled her vehicle from the garage
Around to the front of the house and parked it along the curb.
We went back to examine patricia's van.
And it didn't take long to find some bloodstains.
There was a couple of stains that were on
The passenger side rearview mirror.
But then I looked up in the wheel well
Up above the tire,
And that's where I saw a lot of impact spatter.
Meaning that that portion of the vehicle would have been
Adjacent to the beating as the beating was taking place.
[okey] that says the van had to be in the garage
When the blood got on it.
It made it very plain and obvious to me at that point
That she was lying.
[narrator] investigators immediately bring
Patricia aldridge into the station for questioning.
[tom] at this time, patricia was confronted with this evidence,
And she indicates that she wants a lawyer.
[charles] clearly she knew about it
And had some kind of involvement in it.
[narrator] investigators don't have enough evidence
To hold patricia,
So they let her go.
On June 27th, a local couple contacts police
After seeing vickers' arrest on the news.
The day after mitchell vickers was arrested,
The police received a telephone call
From a cheryl kawalski.
[charles] cheryl kawalski is a friend of patricia's.
Cheryl's husband ronald
Had spent time in jail with mitchell vickers.
[narrator] cheryl says in January of 1998,
Mitchell contacted her husband ronald with a proposal.
Cheryl tells police that mitchell vickers
Had approached her husband and offered money
To kill millard aldridge.
[charles] so, detectives interviewed ronald kawalski.
He provided the corroborating information.
He had a video that showed patricia aldridge
And mitchell vickers at his home,
Christmas of 1997.
Patricia was sitting on vickers' lap and kissing him,
Hugging him.
Essentially carrying on like teenagers.
[narrator] a month later,
Mitchell had returned to ron and cheryl's home.
[charles] ron said that vickers had approached him,
Asked him if he wanted to earn some money.
He had been offered 75 hundred dollars
To kill millard aldridge.
But he refuses.
[narrator] according to ronald,
It wasn't just mitchell who wanted millard dead.
[charles] according to ron,
There was another time where he was approached.
This time, patricia aldridge and vickers together.
Patricia asked ron if he would be willing to kill her husband,
And described that she wanted him out of the picture.
[tom] the statement of the kawalskis are important
Because it doesn't isolate mitchell vickers
As being a lone person seeking to have millard aldridge killed.
It clearly shows that this was
A joint enterprise on their part.
[narrator] as for why patricia wanted her husband dead,
Her friends believe they know the answer.
[charles] patricia had described that
The reason she couldn't leave her husband
Was because it all boiled down to money.
She couldn't make it financially on her own.
[narrator] when investigators obtain
The aldridge's financial records,
They learn why.
Patricia was a seamstress.
She had a business called stitch in time
That eventually went bankrupt and closed.
[okey] millard aldridge worked for wsaz tv here in huntington,
And they had a policy that if their employee got killed,
They would pay a year's salary to that employee's beneficiary.
I was talkin' with the bookkeeper at wsaz,
And I will never forget what the lady said to me.
She said, "honey, that's not where the money is."
She said, "it's in his 401(k)."
I said, "how much?" and she said, "around $250,000."
[music]
Custody for
The confessed murder of millard aldridge...
But now, friends of millard's wife patricia have come forward,
Accusing her of being a co-conspirator.
[tom] patricia indicates to some friends that
She was not financially able to make it on her own
By merely divorcing him,
And that eliminating him was the solution to her problem.
She would have been the beneficiary of
The 401(k) and the life insurance policy.
So, there was at least $300,000 there
That she would have received.
On July 1, 1998, through his attorney,
Mitchell vickers had made contact with
The prosecuting attorney's office
And agreed to give an additional statement.
[charles] he's been informed that
The original motive that he gave,
The belief that millard was abusive towards patricia,
Was false.
Once he's confronted with that information,
It becomes clear to him that, at least in some part,
He was used by patricia.
And so, he's no longer shielding her
From everything that happened.
He detailed the motive for the crime
Being the financial motive.
[charles] and so, he describes patricia
Having set things up at the house.
She disabled a motion light.
She unlocked the door to the garage.
He explained that he committed the act
After millard walked into the garage.
And that he stuffed millard's body in the trunk,
Took the car up to
8th street road, skyview drive area.
Dumped millard's body out.
[charles] patricia then drove him to walmart,
Where she gets him a change of clothes.
So, the additional information that vickers now gives us
Further cemented patricia's involvement in this murder.
[tom] she is a, a principal of the crime,
Just like the person who wielded the hammer.
So, at this point,
She will be charged with first-degree murder.
[narrator] on July 3rd,
Millard aldridge is laid to ret
Surrounded by friends and family...
Including patricia.
We're at the funeral home, and her still doin' the
"boohoo, dear, poor widow, what about me," thing.
[darlene] we all knew that she was involved.
It was so hard for all of us to just grin and bear it.
[dennie] we got to the cemetery.
And when they lowered his coffin into the ground,
And we started fillin' it up...
That's when the police came up and arrested her.
Poetic justice of her getting arrested at the cemetery.
That was just karma.
[narrator] despite confessing to millard's murder,
Mitchell vickers takes his chances at trial
On may 4th, 1999.
We had corroborating evidence,
But the most compelling evidence was his confession.
Mitchell vickers was found guilty of first-degree murder,
And he was sentenced to life without mercy.
They would've preferred the death penalty,
But west virginia doesn't really have that on the table.
[narrator] patricia aldridge's trial gets underway
On August 24th, 1999.
[tom] so, we had to connect all those dots
To clearly show that
She was intimately involved in the planning
And the murder of her husband.
[sheryl] it was hard to find out how much involvement she had.
Just having millard murdered by her lover
Was bad enough.
But to find out that she helped plan everything?
[dennie] a death-for-hire is what it was.
She was the mastermind of it all.
Her selfishness, her greed. Everything is about her.
Mitch killed millard because he loved trish.
He would do anything for her.
[tom] affairs deal with human emotions,
And human emotions are set ablaze like this,
You don't know where the fire's gonna go.
[narrator] on August 26th, patricia takes the stand,
Attempting to refute the state's claim
That this was a cold-blooded conspiracy.
[tom] patricia aldridge maintained
That she may have been involved with mitchell vickers,
But that he took it upon himself to do this.
Mr. Vickers testified in her trial
And recanted his second statement that she was involved.
[tom] in mitchell vickers' world,
One of the worst things you can be is a snitch.
And as, as much as anything,
He may well have testified at that trial
To rid himself of bein' a snitch.
Mitch vickers truly loved her,
And I think he tried to save her one last time.
[narrator] following a three-day trial,
The jury reaches a verdict.
[tom] patricia aldridge was found guilty of
First-degree murder.
Her sentence was life in prison with no possibility of parole.
[dennie] they got exactly what they deserved.
And I don't lose a minute of sleep over it.
[charles] there are two basic motives that come forward
In this particular case.
One is money, plain ol'-fashioned greed.
The other is love gone wrong.
Put those two things together,
It's like pourin' gasoline on a fire.
[darlene] I think it was just a fatal attraction
That they just couldn't get out of their system.
[sheryl] patricia, I really don't understand
How you can do this...
And tear a family up.
And take a great man, not just from us,
But your kids, his kids.
How could you do this?
I just wish he was here. I wish he was here.
My brother will be remembered in our family to me
As one of the most lovin', caring, devoted person
That you can ask for.
Hopefully, his legacy...
People will still remember, and it will live on.
I know it will live on in our family
As long as we're here.
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