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Lois Reil (Kallstrom)
November 21, 2008
To the Cunniff Family,
Evelyn was truly an amazing person. She had such a great sense of humor. I am so glad I was able to visit with her in June. She made me laugh and still loved a practical joke. She was so excited when I visited her especially when she thought of a practical joke to play on you Jim. She said you always played practical jokes on her.
Esther, Signe and Evelyn had a great friendship and a lot of great times.
My deepest condolences to all of you.
Ricky Cunniff
November 18, 2008
You were always in my thoughts Gram and you always will be. You let me be who I am and really understood me, even if you didn't really know what it was that did :) You brought me a lot of joy. You always told me that I made you proud and for that I am blessed. Of course I will miss you, but to me you will never be gone.
Andrew Cunniff
November 15, 2008
A toaster. Strange how a small appliance can bring back the fondest of memories. Years ago and a hundred pounds ago I was a finicky eater to say the least. Gram always kept an old slot toaster for me in the cupboard. It browned my toast the only way I would eat it. It was a fantastic thing to me as a boy and denotes all the small things she did with deep love for me and my brother. She will be missed dearly. Love you gram.
Dennis O'Connell
November 14, 2008
I send my best wishes to my friends, Rick and Judy, at this time of loss to the Cunniff family. Although I never met her, she natured a fine son.
Joanne Harvey
November 14, 2008
Sincere wishes of sympathy to the Cunniff family. Evelyn was one of a kind and will be sorely missed. She helped bring back our mother to us through sharing her many memories of her adventures with the twins, Esther and Signe. We enjoyed her company and her sense of humor. We were happy and proud to be considered her "adopted" daughters. Now she's back together with the twins on their next adventure. We'll cherish the time and memories made with her.
Kathryn, Linda, and Joanne
David&Marcia Swenson
November 13, 2008
Dave & Marcia Swenson add our
sincere wishes to Rick and Judy
Cunniff's family in sympathy and
prayers to God for their comfort
and peace of mind in their loss of
mother, mother-in-law and grandmother. She was valued and
adored for her role in their family.
We only wish we had met her. but feel we see her lagacy in the fine
family she leaves.
Ed Thibeault
November 13, 2008
Many times (and many years ago) Paula and I would stop to have a cup of tea and chat at Mrs. Cunniff's kitchen table. She was a wonderful lady.
The Cunniff Family
November 13, 2008
The family of Evelyn Beatrice (Wright) Cunniff wish to express appreciation to all the many good friends, here and gone, who gave special meaning to her life.
Pete Hanlon
November 13, 2008
Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories of her life on Iron Hill St. and Riley Ave. forever.
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