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Ali
November 13, 2011
Missing you just as much today as a year ago.
November 21, 2010
Aunt Isa, I miss you so very much already! I can hear your voice in my head as I type this, and it is so comforting to me. I will miss talking to you on the phone on my way home from work. I will miss your hugs and kisses. I will miss receiving neverending cards from you. I will miss your $1,000 care packages full of potato scones, sausages, black pudding, meat pies and sausage rolls! (what's the Scottish shop going to do without you)? My list of "misses" is endless! I love you so much, and don't know what I will do without you!
November 18, 2010
Isa, what a beautiful, fun loving, caring, feisty lady. We worked together for more years than I want to admit. We had such good times together. I will miss that annual Christmas card that caught me up on your family. We now have another angel in heaven. Mary Wall, Huntington Beach
Patricia Del Toro
November 18, 2010
Isa was a beautiful soul. Though we did not share the same blood, Isa was my family and I will always love her and cherish my memories of her.
Ann Rogers
November 18, 2010
11-18-10
I will miss you so much. We met at the Sr. Center exercise class and we shared with each other every time we met. Thanks for we remaining my good friend. You were always so sweet and kind to everyone. I will always remember you and keep you in my prayers. I love you Isa rest in peace. Ann R.
Frutoso Del Toro
November 18, 2010
A true inpiration.You will be missed dearly without a doubt.a very good woman whom would always have open arms and open door.very caring lady.Very happy with a warm smile Junior Del Toro
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