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Joyce Vigil
January 6, 2011
Kelly, I can’t thank you enough for being my friend. I miss your sense of humor, your kind heart, your daily phone calls and the updates about your fantastic great-grandchildren. (You did brag a lot!) Wednesday afternoons at “the office” will never be the same without you. I guess I have to thank Lillian for moving to Canada because I was lucky enough to inherit her place at your side. We will all miss the good times we had together but, if there’s a Notre Dame section in Heaven, I know you are right there smiling and cheering for the Irish!
Love, Joyce
Lillian Torstad
January 6, 2011
Kelly was a great friend of mine for a long time. We enjoyed the birthday parties he would host in his backyard, our get–togethers for dinners, our Wednesday afternoons at the ‘office,’ Superbowl parties and of course St Paddy’s Day at Cozza’s.
He was a very caring person. He worried about me and checked on me often. I’ll miss those calls, I’ll miss his laugh and I will miss his smile.
His children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren were always first in his mind and he loved them dearly.
Goodbye my friend and God Bless.
January 2, 2011
Kelly, you have always been part of the lives of so many of us for so many years, life just won't be the same for any of us. We all miss you terribly and always will.
Love ya.
Marie Alexander
Marcia Marquez
December 31, 2010
Kelly,
I WILL MISS YOUR SMILING FACE AND YOUR HAPPY GO LUCKY ADITUDE. YOU WERE ALWAYS ONE OF MY FAVORITE BARTENDERS, I LOVED WORKING WITH YOU. I KNOW I WON'T SEE YOU AGAIN IN THIS WORLD, BUT I CAN VISIT YOU IN MY DREAMS UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN IN HEAVEN.
LOVE YOU KELLY
MARCIA
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