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August 6, 2009
Dear Mrs.Gillio,"lil"Al,and Joy,
I was out of town when Robin called and told me the sad news. Memories are a beautiful thing. I hope they will bring you much comfort. When someone you love becomes a memory......"Those" memories are a treasure. Mr. Gillio was a special gem. He will be missed.
love and rainbows to you all from
Rebecca Ailstock Sellers
Judy Riggs
August 5, 2009
Al,
I was so sorry to hear about your Dad. Please accept my sincere condolences and let me know if you need anything!
tracy fentress
August 1, 2009
dear mrs gillio, am so sorry to hear that you lost al,mother told me yesterday when we were at another memorial, our thoughts are with you, take care of yourself, if u need anything, please call. love sarah and tracy fentress
July 31, 2009
Dear Mrs. Gillio, Joy and Al,
I was so saddened to read todays obituary. Some of my fondest teenage memories took place in your home playing cards (you know i used to let Mr. Gillio win!) And I don't think he ever forgot the goat prank. We all will miss him very much. My prayers and thoughts are with you.
love,
Robin Ailstock McElhaney
Thomas S. & Theresa C. McVey
July 31, 2009
Dear Phyll and Family:
Driving to Oceans II on Fridays, one of us would invariably say, "I hope we get to see Phyll and Al this weekend." And that is the way we will always remember him, sitting around the pool with Gloria and Marie, reminiscing and solving world problems, a smiling friend who loved the beach!
An ancient Greek playwriter of tragedies seems to understand the fate of those left behind. He wrote:
"Even in our sleep,
pain which cannot forget
falls drop by drop upon the heart,
until in our own despair,
against our will, comes wisdom
through the awful grace of God."
- Aeschylus
Please accept our sincere condolences.
Thom and Theresa
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