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mary owens
October 11, 2008
Mary and family
We are so sorry
for your loss
Ken and mary
Frank Gilmore
October 10, 2008
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
SUE RUGGIERO
October 8, 2008
WORDS CAN NOT EXPRESS HOW SORRY I AM FOR YOUR LOSS! AUNT TOOTIE WAS A VERY SPECIAL LADY. I REMEMBER HER ALWAYS LAUGHING AND WIPING THE TEARS FROM HER EYES. EVERY ITEM SHE KNITTED, EVERYTHING SHE MADE WAS DONE WITH MUCH LOVE. I WILL MISS HER AND UNCLE DONALD VERY MUCH. MY NANA AUNT BUNNY AND AUNT TOOTIE ARE ALL SIPPING TEA AND HAVING A GOOD LAUGH FOR THEMSELVES IN HEAVEN. MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOUR FAMILY. ALWAYS IN MY PRAYERS.
"SUZIE" [RIVERA] RUGGIERO XO
Terry Lahey
October 8, 2008
Jim,Norene & Charlene, The memories of Mom that I have from when we were young will always be cherished and remembered with love and a smile. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Cherish every memory....Love Terry and family xoxo
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