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Bill Gisel
December 1, 2007
Lance and Dirk- I was so sorry to hear about your loss of your Dad. Reading about him in the paper brought back some great memories of the time I spent with you and him both in Buffalo and in Canada. He was one of those Dads that we could really enjoy, always...well almost always....with a smile on his face. I hope to see you both soon. Best wishes, Bill
November 29, 2007
Sorry to hear about the loss of your father. You were truly blessed to have such amazing parents in your life. Memories are our greatest treasure. Love you Al, Amy, Jeff, Sean Huntley
Mark and BettyAnne O'Brien
November 29, 2007
We cannot express how sorry we are of your father's passing.Your father and mother were truly remarkable people that we will never forget.The Niagara Pkwy house was great fun for the time they spent with all of us.We truly believe that Beau and Shea are once again walking hand in hand in God's presence where there is no more pain..
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