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In Memory of

Wilco Franklin
Fultz

1921 - 2014

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327 West King Street
Martinsburg, West Virginia
UNITED STATES
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Stories

1923 McFarlaine Touring Car

My husband, Bob, knew Wilco when he worked at Small's Automotive, Shepherdstown Rd., formerly The

Lace Store. I had always heard his workmanship was always the best.

One Sunday evening we talked with Wilco &...

Geneva Small Aikens

2014-11-20 22:19:21

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honor to work for

I first met Will in 1965 when he worked at S&S motors. I was working at Butts Gulf which was right next to S&S. Even back then Will would help anyone that needed help. Years later I got to work for Will at Small's Auto Will would know when...

dean parker

2014-11-19 21:13:54

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He was a kind man

As a kid working on cars wilco taught me a lot. He would drop what he was doing and explained what I needed to do to fix my problem that I was having. Most of what I know about cars is what I learned from him. Thank you wilco and rest in peace.

Kenneth Mongan Jr.

2014-11-19 10:07:31

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Growing up at Otterbein church

Sometimes in life, we do not know the impact one has on others good or bad until death. Because the past 17 yeArs of the high school accident in the riot at Dover High School and last years break of the femur and the hip ball my traveling has been limited....

Patty Richardson Hinchey

2014-11-19 00:03:23

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