Death Notice: George A. Fogg

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Death Notice: George A. Fogg

Fogg, George A. 93, of Auburn, May 29, in Auburn. Service 10 a.m., July 11, New Valley Cemetery, Greene. …

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Fogg, George A. 93, of Auburn, May 29, in Auburn. Service 10 a.m., July 11, New Valley Cemetery, Greene.

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