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Terri Beck
May 10, 2010
David, I am so sorry about your father. I only met your parents a few times but we spoke on the phone often and I felt like I'd known them forever. Both very warm loving people. Please give your Mom a hug for me. You and all your family are in our thoughts.
Sandra Korbel
May 10, 2010
David, Judy and family: We are so sorry to learn of your Father's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Warm Regards,
Sandy & Tom
Eileen Castrucci
May 9, 2010
Memories and alot of love forever for
"my little brother"
Eileen Castrucci
Joan Marceau
May 9, 2010
Richard: a special man who was warm, caring, quick witted,generous and who happened to be my uncle.
Richard & Jeanne: I was in their wedding 49 yrs ago and knew even then that they had a loving & strong relationship which lasted through life.
Memories: all good and full of smiles & special moments. God bless Jeanne for her strengh. Love to David and the family.
Joan Marceau
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