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Robbie Lee Donnell

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Robbie Lee Donnell
"Robbie Lee Donnell, to uncle Jimmie Garner".
No location or other information for this baby boy.(Written on photo)


Photo found in an antique store in Clovis, CA.
People in photo include: Robbie Lee Donnell
Date & Place: in USA
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