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Diana Grzelka
July 1, 2010
Karen & Lou couldn't have said it better. We do miss Feathers and we will miss Jack too. I see both the best parts of both of them in you, Magy, and so - they live on. Peace and comfort to all of the family and friends.
Lou LaFollette
June 28, 2010
I knew them as "Magy's parents." When in town they would join us "for lunch" which was our primary social event. They were great people. How many friends do we have whose parents become "part of the group"? We miss Eleanor and will miss Jack. Thanks for sharing them with us, Magy. Our deepest sympathy to all of you. Jack lived a good life and left a great legacy in his children and grandchildren. Please accept my condolences.
karen pawlovich
June 25, 2010
Jack and Eleanor were great people - they were kind and had a great outlook on life - they will be missed !
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