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Donnarose Russian
March 31, 2008
Small Song
Raised up from love by God to call
to peace and trials, noble all
and soaring mighty, meek and small.
Who knows what blessed thing this is
which goes beyond before it gives
the universe of faith it lives?
Time gone, and here, and yet to be,
the joys one soul has yet to see
for time within eternity.
God's love reborn, with grace to bring
the light of hope, this humble thing
to that quiet place where angels sing.
©2003 Donnarose Russian
Forever with love in my memory,
Sarkis and Elsie Sarkisian
November 17, 2007
Hank and Sandra and their families, we deeply regret your loss. May your Mother's soul rest in peace and May God Bless the families.
Stephanie Tsoumas-Brackett
November 14, 2007
Dear Sandra and Hank and families
So sorry to hear the passing away of your beautiful Mother. She will truly be missed by all. She was a special woman who always had that twinkle in her eye when she would greet you and a lovely smile to go with it.
Sincere sympathy to all of you.
Jane Marifiote-Barber
November 13, 2007
Dear Hank & Rita & Family:
My deepest and sincerest sympathy in the loss of your Mother. May God give you strength during this sorrowful time.
Your Cousin, Donnarose Russian Agri & Jack Agri
November 12, 2007
Dear Sandy & Bob and Hank and Rita
and All of My Cousins,
I was saddened to hear the news of Aunt Peggy's passing.
She was a strong and courageous, dignified and loving woman, and the last of her generation.
What things, both terrible and wonderful, she must have seen!
And to see her beautiful family, living and prospering in the greatest nation of all - her prayer and dream - after the horrors of the Armenian Genocide so many years ago.
It is the Armenian people, above all others, who understand the great importance of Family.
We have a true example in Aunt Peggy, to remind us why.
Keep Aunt Peggy's love and courage with you always.
Let the memory of her devotion and sacrifice for her family comfort you now, in your time of sadness, and endure always, from generation to generation.
Aunt Peggy and her memory are a gift from God.
Love,
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