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2010
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Brenda Kate O'Brien-Eucce
October 31, 2010
Dale, Kenny & Scott
In times like these taking one day at a time can be a pretty tall order,maybe it will help to know we are thinking of you.
The O'Brien Family
Patricia Sossaman
October 29, 2010
Pinkie was a very special person I will miss her very much, I will always keep her in my heart. I loved her very much ,
Lee Andersen
October 21, 2010
To my loving Grandmother -- Words can't express the loss I feel for the angel that has blessed my life. You have defined so much of who I am and showed love, patience and gentle guiding hand in my life. While I mourn our loss, I am so incredibly fortunate to have had you for so long in my life. Your legacy will be passed on to your great grandchildren and beyond. You have made all of our lives so much brighter and so much richer for who you were and how much you made all of us better. I remember our epic trip that summer in 1974 to Long Beach which happened to be the highlight of my growing up. You and I had that memory as if it was our special secret and our special time in which it was only us. That was the effect you had on me at all times. Always always always, you gave your time to me as if it was just the two of us even when there was a crowd around. You protected our relationships like a mama bear because you saw to it that our family was more important than anything. You never had a cross word to say about any of us and never made us feel like we weren't a part of you. I'll miss your Thanksgiving dinners, your warm and easy laugh, your tender kisses on our cheeks with the little dash of red lipstick, the warm days on the lake with you and Grandpa, and especially the warmth of your love. I always knew when something was truly good by your proclamation "oh that's keen." That was the only stamp of approval I needed. I've cried every night since your passing and I'll cry more, but I will always be thankful that God allowed me to be your grandson. I love you Grandma, I and I will always have you in my heart until I make my own last breath and can be with you again. Love, Lee, Tara and the kids.
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