A Historic Collection of Coffee Mugs (wink)

These mugs are either "I just like it" or a "Death Mug". A Death Mug is a mug I aquired after the death of a friend or relative.

"A work in progress."

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Jan Maxwell Killen: Passed away in August 2020

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"Daily Driver" rental unit find

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From Dad's store on the square in Granbury

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I like Norman Rockwell stuff

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used during the rafting trip

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Granny and Grandpop

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Byron Neal Killen: Passed away at age 83 on July 11, 2024, following a brief battle with esophageal cancer.

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Joes Coffe Shop

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Cousin Karen Kessenich (later Karen Kessenich Adamo) Died May 8, 2016

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Origin unknown but used forever

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Sharon's best friend Lori

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Pega home of PRPC

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Pega home of PRPC

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Tenant owed $500 rent

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Aunt Minnie

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TCB never washed

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Grandad Fuzz drank hot tea

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Sharon's gift to me

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Karen Louise Kessenich Adamo passed away suddenly and unexpectedly from a very aggressive blood infection on May 8, 2016, at the age of 53. According to her official obituary from Colonial Funeral Home, she was traveling with her family in Connecticut at the time of her passing. Colonel Gerald O. Kessenich, had a distinguished career in the military, specific public details regarding his deployments, squadrons, or commands are highly limited

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