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Dan Dillon
June 2, 2011
Dear Curt and family, I saw your dad's obit in today's Sun Times. I wanted to express my condolences. As you know, my own dad was the last parent in St. Rita's grade school 1971 graduating class to die. I know it is painful for a parent to die. But I'm sure that all of you have pleasant memories of your dad to hang onto. Curt, our class has graduated more than 40 years ago, so our 50th anniversary will be up soon. I know myself I always remember your imitations especially of Mr. Flanagan. And of how you helped me sweep the floor occasionally in 8th grade. I think of you as afriend. So I am sorry for your loss, but your dad is in a better place. Sincerely, Dan Dillon
June 2, 2011
To the Zelepugas Family,
Please accept our sincere condolences on your loss. We wish you strenth and love during this part of the journey.
Gerald,Melody,Penny, and Craig Driver
Jeffrey Zelepugas
June 2, 2011
Dad, everyone I meet that has met you describes you as a sweet man. What a legacy to have. Thank you for marrying Mom, having us, putting your family first, being accessible to all of our friends, being a good man, husband, father, friend, neighbor and loving the Lord. I am forever grateful for giving us a life that you didn't have. I love you and honor you and am oh so thankful for Bach-ing it with me over these last months. You are who you are wink, wink....
Jeffrey Zelepugas
June 2, 2011
Dad, everyone I meet that has met you describes you as a sweet man. What a legacy to have. Thank you for marrying Mom, having us, putting your family first, being accessible to all of our friends, being a good man, husband, father, friend, neighbor and loving the Lord. I am forever grateful for giving us a life that you didn't have. I love you and honor you and am oh so thankful for Bach-ing it with me over these last months. You are who you are wink, wink.... Thank You !!!
Jeffrey Zelepugas
June 2, 2011
Dad, everyone I meet that has met you describes you as a sweet man. What a legacy to have. Thank you for marrying Mom, having us, putting your family first, being accessible to all of our friends, being a good man, husband, father, friend, neighbor and loving the Lord. I am forever grateful for giving us a life that you didn't have. I love you and honor you and am oh so thankful for Bach-ing it with me over these last months. You are who you are wink, wink.... Thank You!!!
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