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Maura Grant
May 9, 2011
Well I'm sure by now they are all having a party "up there".
My heart goes out to all my cousins and dear Aunt Teresa. Just be loving to eachother and you'll get through this. I have great memories of Uncle Greg and his family. Seems we spent the most time together as cousins growing up. Wish I had a photo to add, but I'm sure you all have that covered. All my love, Maura Moriarty-Grant
Wendy Brem
May 9, 2011
Dear Kevin, Irene, Mandi & Sarah, I am sorry to hear about your loss. I'm sending big hugs your way! Call me if you need anything.
Bob De Vita
May 8, 2011
To our dear friend "Mort" at the time of his Dad's death. My father, as yours, was also a veteran of WW2 and a proud member of the MFD for 34 years. These men pledged themselves to a life of service to others, which we do not see as often today. We are grateful for men like your Dad. May he rest in God's peace.
Patty (Moriarty) Schoppe
May 7, 2011
Dearest Aunt Teresa and all my cousins,
You are all such an important part of my youthful memories; summers, Christmas, and Grandma's 4th of July birthday parties. I know 95 seems so old, but it is always too soon. It is hard to believe Uncle Greg will not be lining us up for one last picture! I love you all so much. It warms my heart that all the Moriarty brothers (with Aunt Geraldine) are all together and looking over all of us. How lucky we are to be part of such a great family!
Love, Patty
Edie (Schulz) Braatz
May 5, 2011
My heartfelt sympathy to all of you during this sad time. We lived across the street from you on Bartlett Avenue and I still remember the girls, after all these years. You were blessed to have your dad for so long, but it's still hard to lose a loved one even when they have lived a long full life. I wish you God's comfort, and may Mr. M. rest in peace. Sincerely -
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