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Mandy Marino
November 23, 2013
Grandpa taught me to laugh. He always had a way of it. I will never forget the Side-Hill-walkin-whompin-gootus.
Christina Goodsill
November 22, 2013
Granpa I will never forget the days u would spend with me talking about the good old days. I will never forget cutting chickens heads off and watching them try to fly all over the place , or the big bullfrogs u had in ur pond. U will be missed by so many ppl , but u are in a better place now. Rest in peace . See u soon but not to soon. P.S please tell my mom I miss her more and more everyday.love u both.
Anna Olsen
November 22, 2013
Dad,
I well miss your stories and I well forever pass them on. You live on always in them. Thanks for being My Father. Love You Always Shotgun
Peggy Frey
November 22, 2013
Dad, you embraced & passed on a free spirit that makes life fun yet challenging. I enjoyed your witty sarcasm. I learned to laugh at life. I will proudly smile when said ... 'the Rivenburgh girls' .... LOVE YOU ALWAYS
Joan Macarilla
November 21, 2013
Peggy, Anna, Bobby, and Dorothea, so sorry to hear of your lost. Our Uncle, and my father brother, may he rest in peace with his family now
Love
Joan Macarilla
Trisha Schaeffer
November 21, 2013
I love you grandpa; you put yhe country girl right in me; u taught me to smile no matter what; and the strength you had amazed me; I remember my days growing up on the farm like it was yesterday I love you always and yoy and your stories will live on in each and everyone of us
Peggy Frey
November 21, 2013
Dad, You embraced and passed on your free spirit which has made life fun yet challenging. I enjoyed your witty sarcasm and devilish ideas altough some do not enjoy mine. I will smile proudly when they say .... 'the Rivenburgh girls' .... LOVE YOU ALWAYS
Peggy Frey
November 21, 2013
Dad, You embraced and passed on your free spirit to me which makes life an adventure yet challenging. Your witty sarcasm and devilish ways I enjoyed but some will say they do not enjoy mine. I will smile proudly when they say .... 'the Rivenburgh girls' Love you always
Catherine Jones
November 21, 2013
My Father: He taught me to let go. To live according to my own rules. And that anyone who loved me despite myself and these facts became family.
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