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Linda Amrhein
July 21, 2008
When I was 8 Grandma passed away in our home. I was in my room crying and Uncle Bud came in, sat down with me and hugged me as I cried. He told me he new I would miss Grandma and that was okay but I should always remember that she would be watching all of us from heaven and would think about us every day. He made it okay for me. Uncle Bud was also known as the biggest "tease" in the family. When I was adopted at 15months my mom picked out a name for me and Uncle Bud said "absolutley no" if you give her that name she will be called all sorts of silly nicknames. So, my mom gave in and chose another. Well of course Uncle Bud was the first to give me a "nickname"..Linsky! Well that was my name for the rest of my life. Thank you Uncle Bud. All of the "MerryMacs" lucked out with our parents, aunts and uncles. We all still like each other to this day...imagine that! I guess they all did a really good job. I do thank God every day for the family I have been so blessed to be part of. I love you all. Linsky
Paul Boudreau
July 20, 2008
Dear Anne, Joan, Bernie and Karen, So sorry for the loss of your Dad. He really was a great man and will be missed.
Love,
Boudreau Family
bill noonan
July 20, 2008
Sorry to hear about Bernie, I worked with him in the Arson Sq years ago and he was always a perfect gentleman
Bob Cusick
July 20, 2008
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief.May your memories bring you comfort.
Luke and Claire Bortolotto
July 20, 2008
Grandpa we will miss you, we call you our "daddy's grandpa". We will miss showing off our Halloween costumes and talking Parkway T-ball, gymnastics and kindergarten with you.
Love, Luke and Claire
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