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Moira Somer {Strong}
March 4, 2011
Dear Cousin Moya: My prayers and sympathy are with you on the great loss of your husband, John. May perpetual light shine upon him and may he rest in peace. God be with you. Love, Moira
March 1, 2011
Chuck and I were just talking about you and John, Moya. I just can't believe the e-mail we received. Chuck will be VERY upset hearing this news. His short term memory is NOT good but he remembers EVERY details about Notre Dame life and his very close friend, John from Seattle. We will miss him and remember him in our prayers. With much love to you, Chuck and Mary Ann Falkenberg
George Heidkamp
March 1, 2011
Moya, Condolences on your loss from the Notre Dame Class of 1952. We shall remember John in our prayers.
George Heidkamp, President, ND '52
February 28, 2011
Moya, We send you our sympathies for your loss of John. We will always remember him and hope you will let us know if there is anything we can do for you. Old friends never forget. Love and Peace to you, Moya, from Cameron, Carol & Chris Covington.
February 28, 2011
Dear Moya,
It's been so long since I've seen you, and never remember
meeting John, but know he was the treasure in your life.
Our hearts are heavy for you, and our prayers are there with you, too. Thanks for being a great friend and roommate back when we were single. Much love, Shirley and Jim Collins
February 28, 2011
Dear Moya,
Shannon and I will always treasure the memory of you and John attending our wedding at the Cugini Cafe in Ballard. You both will be remembered warmly by us both. Please accept our sympathies for you for your loss. Shannon Buckner and Jon King
Dorothy Van Soest
February 28, 2011
Dear Moya:
I am holding you in my heart during this time of profound loss. "Mr. Moya" was lucky to have you as his wife for 52 years. May all your fondest memories of your time together and your many friends sustain you now.
Jim & Kathi Whittaker
February 27, 2011
Dear Moya,
We treasure many happy memories of gatherings including John both in and away from the School of Social Work over the four decades of our friendship. We were indeed a merry band. Our warmest thoughts are with you at this time of loss.
J'May Rivara
February 27, 2011
Dear Moya, You are in my heart and prayers at this sad time. John no doubt knew just what a lucky man he was to have you as his wife for 52 years. I know how much you loved him. You have been sorely missed at the UW School of Social Work and we hope you will be back to see us soon. With love and sympathy to you Moya. Always, J'May Rivara
February 26, 2011
Dear Moya. We're deeply saddened by John's passing and you're very much in our thoughts, dear friend. Roger Roffman and Cheryl Richey
February 25, 2011
Dear Moya, Please know that I am praying for you during this very difficult time. I didn't know your husband, but you were my favorite professor at the School of Social Work (1970-72). I've thought of you often in the ensuing years, and I remember how loving and compassionate you were to all of your students. I last saw you years ago when we met for lunch in a little restaurant in the U.District. God bless you!
Suzanne Dour Rothwell
Sharron Lee
February 25, 2011
Moya,Please accept my deepest condolences. I saw the obit in today's paper in the loss of your husband of 52 years. Please know that I remember your classes and your teaching with great esteem. I wish you the best and send my thoughts. Sharron Lee, Kenmore, WA 98028 [email protected]
Sandy Goodwin
February 25, 2011
Dearest Moya, You are much in my heart, mind and prayers today. John was a lovely man and Heaven is richer today for having him. There are no words sufficient to express the depth of my sympathy for you at this time of loss but please know my loving thoughts and prayers are with you.
Thomas Connor
February 24, 2011
Sadly I never knew John, but Moya was my best prof in graduate school. My wife and I will keep her in our prayers.
Roger Bass
February 24, 2011
Moya, my thoughts are with you. Since I do not have a home address, I cannot send a card, but please know that I am thinking of you.
Nicole Bennett
February 24, 2011
John and Moya have come into Cugini Cafe every day for years and have become a part of the community in Ballard. All the girls that work here and the other regulars look forward to and enjoy their company. John was an energetic person who left you with a smile on your face and feeling full. He will be missed so much by us girls and by the community.
Sarah Olsen
February 24, 2011
I am so thankful that my children (and John's grandniece and grandnephew) had the chance to spend some time with Uncle John in December 2010 when we all met for lunch. It was so good to see him. I fondly remember the stories about his adventures on Mount Rainier, seeing his climbing gear in the stairwell, fetching laundry from the scary basement at the apartment on 1st Avenue West and tossing the ball around in the parking area. Much love to you, Uncle John.
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