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Longtime Schmidt's Market Customers Share Their Thoughts on Final Day in Business for Village Staple

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Dan and Dennis Schmidt check out customers and say their goodbyes on Friday at Schmidt's Market. DANA SHAW
Dan and Dennis Schmidt check out customers and say their goodbyes on Friday at Schmidt's Market. DANA SHAW
Dan and Dennis Schmidt check out customers and say their goodbyes on Friday at Schmidt's Market. DANA SHAW
Dan and Dennis Schmidt check out customers and say their goodbyes on Friday at Schmidt's Market. DANA SHAW
Dan and Dennis Schmidt check out customers and say their goodbyes on Friday at Schmidt's Market. DANA SHAW
Dan and Dennis Schmidt check out customers and say their goodbyes on Friday at Schmidt's Market. DANA SHAW
Dan and Dennis Schmidt check out customers and say their goodbyes on Friday at Schmidt's Market. DANA SHAW
A steady stream of customers visited Schmidt's Market on Friday to say their goodbyes and pay their respects. DANA SHAW
A steady stream of customers visited Schmidt's Market on Friday to say their goodbyes and pay their respects. DANA SHAW
A steady stream of customers visited Schmidt's Market on Friday to say their goodbyes and pay their respects. DANA SHAW
A steady stream of customers visited Schmidt's Market on Friday to say their goodbyes and pay their respects. DANA SHAW
A steady stream of customers visited Schmidt's Market on Friday to say their goodbyes and pay their respects. DANA SHAW
A steady stream of customers visited Schmidt's Market on Friday to say their goodbyes and pay their respects. DANA SHAW
A steady stream of customers visited Schmidt's Market on Friday to say their goodbyes and pay their respects. DANA SHAW

Dan and Dennis Schmidt check out customers and say their goodbyes on Friday at Schmidt's Market. DANA SHAW

A steady stream of customers visited Schmidt's Market on Friday to say their goodbyes and pay their respects. DANA SHAW

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