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Jay Ferriter
September 29, 2008
Dear Kearney Family, especially Martha. Pat and I send our sincere sympathies to you all. Mary worked with me at Industrial Medical Center for many years and was not only a valued employee but a terrific person as well. Our thoughts are with you.
Louis & Marie Mahoney
September 29, 2008
Dear Kearney Family, We offer you our deepest sympathy on your mother's death. We have many fond memories of both your mother and your father. Your mother and all of you are in our prayers.
Connie Schrader
September 29, 2008
Martha, Jane, Michael, Brian and families-You are all in our thoughts and prayers during this sad and difficult time. You all have been through alot the past few years, and your parents are now together again...very happy, and proud of the wonderful adults you have become and the beautiful families you all have. They instilled in you the qualities of strength, faith and love. God Bless you all. Love, Connie, Mark, Holly and Allison
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