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Jean Baronas
September 21, 2010
Aunt Bernice was a treasure.
Susan Naify
September 18, 2010
Bernice has touched my heat in a special and personal way. I will always remember her love of nature and treasures. Barbara, know that the Rosary is in use each day; and that my love and prayers are with Bernice, you and your family. Love, Susan
Vivian Monohan
September 18, 2010
Aunt Bernice truly lived the human experience with grace, humor,compassion, integrity and,most importantly, unconditional love for her family. I smile everytime I think of her. Barbara, loving thoughts and much peace are sent your way, Love Vivian
Katie Mindling, RSM
September 18, 2010
We join you from the opposite coast to share in this time of grief and celebration of the life of your Mom and we share our deep faith in the resurrection where 'eye has not seen, ear has not heard, nor has it so much as entered the heart of man the things that God has ready for those who love him." With love
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