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Susie Limon
October 7, 2010
Tio, I love you and I will miss you. You finished the race strong. I know that you are in heaven, healed and restored. We will continue the race that is set before us and continue our pursuit of Christ. We love you and will see you soon. Love You.
Familia Correa
October 6, 2010
El dolor que sentimos cuando un ser querido se duerme en la muerte, es inmenso. Pero gracias a la maravillosa esperanza que Jehova Dios nos da, de volverlos a ver en un futuro cercano, nos llena de alegria. Jesucristo lo dijo en Juan 5: 28 y 29. Familia Arguijo. Esperamos que estas palabras de Jesus les fortalezcan y sentimos mucho su perdida.
joe arguijo
October 5, 2010
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
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