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Joan Rupp
October 10, 2010
It warms my heart to think of those special times I spent with Manny, Helen and their children in their home. Manny was a kind, loving, warm and fun-loving man who joined his family in making you feel so welcome. Even at a distance I feel his absence and send my loving condolences to Helen and all the family.
Fr. Ari Damaskos
October 9, 2010
May Manos memory be eternal. I remember he and his family quite fondly during my years in Oakland. May god give you all comfort and peace.
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