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Christine Siler
October 26, 2010
May John's family find comfort in these two things: the fact that Jesus is holding each one of them in His loving arms, and in the fact that right now John is standing in the presence of the Almighty experiencing His love more fully than any of us ever has. Praise God, we will all see him, and all our loved ones who have trusted in Christ, when we finish our journey here and join them in Eternity with our Savior!
With deepest condolences,
Steve and Christine Siler
chad musso
October 26, 2010
May the Lord welcome you into his Kingdom and keep you safe untill we all meet again my brother in arms! Ret. FF/Engineer Chad (MOOSE) Musso North Park Fire Dept. 3-BELLS! ! !.
October 25, 2010
To Gladys and family: My prayers will be with you at this time. I often think of our times together at Redeemer. Also our Bank bus trips. May our comfort come from the Lord. My sympathies to all your family. Jeanine Farb
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