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Karen Kuys
September 19, 2008
Rest in Peace Aunt Mary Jo
I will miss your sweet smile
Dora Morales
September 19, 2008
It's over, Mary Jo. God has healed you and taken you to a better place. We will all miss you and your fighting spirit but you have been an inspiration to all of us. I can only hope that I will have the courage you showed through all your turmoils when it is time for me to meet those adversities. God be with you, Mary Jo, as I'm sure He is. Enjoy your eternity with Norm, Jodine and the rest of your family and friends that arrived there before you. Our son, Matt, is there, too, Mary. He died on the 17th of September, 2005, so we will always remember you on this date. Please give him a big hug and a lingering kiss from his dad, mom and sister. God love you. Oh, and by the way, now that you've reached that goal we all want to meet, look down kindly on us and remember you're old graduating class of '53. You'll be there every month with us at dinner. (A favor or two wouldn't hurt, either. Only if you can muster that without getting into trouble.) May God be with your family now and give them strength.
Kerrie Messenger
September 19, 2008
I feel honored and blessed to have had such a wonderful, sweet Aunt Mary Jo and will treasure the times we spent together as a family and especially the last couple weeks of her life. I was priviledged to be with Aunt Mary Jo when she left this world for one so much greater than any of us could ever imagine. Scott and Shea, please know that I loved Aunt Mary Jo deeply and I am forever greatful for having had such a beautiful women in my life.
From your favorite niece=)
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