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Patsy O'Neill
October 5, 2010
Juan ("Pops") was our neighbor. He was a gentleman and would always tip his hat to say hello. When my husband had surgery he mowed our lawn for us. He was a hard worker and had class. You could tell that he loved his family dearly. We miss seeing him and know he is still watching out for all of us in the neighborhood.
Patsy O'Neill
October 5, 2010
Juan ("Pops") was our neighbor. He was a gentleman and would always tip his hat to say hello. When my husband had surgery, he mowed our lawn for us. He was a hard worker and had class. You could tell that he loved his family dearly. We miss seeing him and know he is still watching out for all of us in the neighborhood.
gary zimmerman
October 5, 2010
This was a man who found wealth in his children,grand-children, and his great grand-children, not in money. He was a wealthy man.Good-bye, and thanks for all the lessons over the years.
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