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Dorothy Colao
August 25, 2024
Love and miss you and our late night chats
Cindy Field
August 26, 2022
It´s been 12 yrs since you left us. I think of you everyday and am wishing you were here to meet your great grandchildren Drake 2, Ava 8 and Revell 10. I know you would have enjoyed them so much.
Miss you
Love
Cindy
Dorothy
August 25, 2020
remembering some of our beautiful conversations mostly late at night while driving. Missing you ❤❤ Love you may perpetual light continue to shine knowing you are all together brings Peace in my heart
Kay Speaks
November 28, 2017
I miss our friendship just as much today as when you left to be with Jesus. I treasure the memories of every moment of our friendship--our laughter still dances in the wind. The joy of amazing genealogy road trips with Joyce, Susan, Paula, Jane and others.. I stop by the cemetery and make certain all is okay and remember our laughter. Glad you are resting with Jesus and other family and friends.
Kay Speaks
August 18, 2011
It has been almost a year and I've miss you every single day, my dear friend. It has been a long year without you. I visit yours and Mark's resting place frequently. What an extraordinary friend you were! Your lasting wisdom and influence continues to make my world a better place. Thank you!
Julie Hornung
June 3, 2011
Sorry, I was hoping she had just changed her email address and hadn't told me. I knew her through genealogy, the LEHEW/LAHUE surname to be exact. When I was first starting out she helped me a lot and was great. When she and some friends came down for the LA Genealogy Jamboree (2008 I believe) I drove up to meet her for lunch. She was the sweetest thing - had some papers for me and was just having a blast. I'm writing this with tears in my eyes, I'm sad knowing that she is not around any more. I wish her family and friends all the best. She was a wonderful woman!!
Frances Krueger
February 22, 2011
Dear Eileen, We had so much fun growing up in Brooklyn. I
was so fortunate to be among such friends as you, Maureen,
Natalie (my cousin), Pat, Margie and Joan. In the pattern of our days, in many special ways, you made a difference from the start, and though I miss you now, I always feel somehow
we're still in touch at heart. Love, Fran 'Bono' Krueger
Cindy Field
September 16, 2010
Grandma and her boys
Cindy Field
September 16, 2010
Jerry & Auntie Eileen
Cindy Field
September 16, 2010
Geneology Partners in crime
Cindy Field
September 16, 2010
Good Friends
Cindy Field
September 16, 2010
Elaine & Auntie Eileen
Cindy Field
September 16, 2010
Jeremy Hixson
September 9, 2010
While I was growing up Eileen was one of my grandmas best friends. She was so close to my sister, cousins and I, that she was known as Auntie Eileen. I am sadden that I couldnt connect her and my Mama one last time. We all will miss you. Love Jeremy Hixson
Melanie Hernandez
September 8, 2010
Auntie Eileen I will miss you more than words can say. These past several years you have been my mentor, my confidante, my sounding board, but most of all my friend.
I love you and I will see you again.
Love Melanie Hernandez
September 8, 2010
Mom & Me March 2010 Cliff House SF
Cindy Field
September 7, 2010
Cindy Field
September 5, 2010
Mom,
You left this world the way you lived your life with courage and a smile. You were my best friend and mother. I will miss you so much.
I know you are smiling down on me, Leonard, Christopher, Ryan and Evan (and Speck. You will be our guardian angel from heaven.
Give Mark, Nana and all the others a big hug and kiss from me. I will see you someday and I know you will be there waiting for me with arms open.
Love always and forever,
Cin
September 5, 2010
Aunt Eileen was a very strong woman and had a great sense of humor. She was quick to smile and laugh. I am so grateful that we were able to go to Ireland as a family 3 years ago. I know it was especially meaningful to her because of her love of genealogy We were all so happy to be where Nana was born and raised. Her trip to New York 2 years ago was fun. It gave us the opportunity to do some sight-seeing and go to a play. She was full of energy (more so than most of us) and we did so much with the family. I also feel blessed to have gotten to California in March with my siblings. That was a wonderful trip that I will never forget. You will be truly missed. Love, Teresa O'Leary (Monroe, NY)
Kay Speaks
September 3, 2010
Eileen was a very dear and wonderful friend of mine for a number of years. She, Joyce Siason and I started the Livermore-Amador Genealogical Society's Tri-Valley TMG Users Group many years ago. We along with several other very close friends went on genealogy research trips together, met at her house monthly for "data entry parties" to get family history into our software applications. Eileen was always quietly volunteering and helping in the background of L-AGS events. She helped edit and mailed our Roots Tracer journal for years, indexed Livermore area old records, edited flyers, helped organize workshops and seminars, worked at the L-AGS genealogy booth at the Alameda County Fair, was membership co-chair, belonged to a number of local, states and national organizations, helped cook meals for those in need. She especially loved indexing vital records remotely for Ireland. She loved her family, daughters, grandsons, nieces and nephews. Her trip with them to Ireland was a most treasured life event. She was Brooklyn style even after all her years in California. We were always looking for the perfect photo of the Brooklyn Bridge to be used as her computer's background photo. Eileen, I was blessed to call you a dear and close friend, my "partner in crime" and genealogy research buddy. You were always the organized one amongst us. You have blessed the lives of many, especially me. I know you are up there in heaven, scolding all those Smith ancestors who insisted on staying hidden amongst old Brooklyn records, evading discovery. Now you are dancing with them amongst the stars. You defined true friendship. You are missed! How I'll miss our daily phone calls. Now you are free to fly, no pain, a Child of God. Until we meet again my friend....Love you always!
P.S. If you run into any of my ancestors who are also hidding from discovery tell them I said hello and could use their help! Earthly clues are welcomed for my family tree. I'll watch for the rainbow of promise and think of you.
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