Richard and Jean Simons Massamore reflect on the 59 years they've been married. Read the full description.
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Richard and Jean Simons Massamore interviewed each other on their 59th wedding annversary in Murray, Kentucky. The Massamores remember their wedding day and the nerves that overtook Richard, who had only just returned from service in World War II. These days, the couple start each day with a game of scrabble and a cup of coffee.
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Lee Anne Lowrance
Posted on September 29, 2011 at 03:00 PM | Permalink
Follow-Up on Mr. and Mrs. Massamore
It is now approaching the 65th anniversary of this couple...my precious grandparents. It is with regret that I report he passed away this morning just 6 days before their anniversary. It is truly a blessing for each of the family to have this preserved recording as a dedication to their love for each other and their family. Thank you again