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Amy Jeanne Gabriel Johnson
June 16, 2011
My Grandma "Sweetie" was a strong, sensible, thoughtful lady that did so much for our family. Now she joins the other members of our family that have passed. She will be loved & missed always. We, as a family, will carry on and make her proud. Amy Jeanne Gabriel Johnson (Grand Rapids, MI)
david losey
June 15, 2011
My grandmother was a wonderful down to earth woman who wore her heart on her sleeve. Those of us who were blessed to be touched by her will always carry her in our hearts.
Linda Asa
June 15, 2011
My father Thomas Asa had many fond memories of Irene and her brothers Ed and Jim, especially playing at their grandfather's house on Hoyne Ave. My deepest sympathy on the loss of this grand lady.
Sincerely
Linda Asa
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