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6 Entries
Brian Germain
December 9, 2007
We are truly sorry for your loss of both your Parents this year. Brian, I send my personal sympathy to you as well your are a very caring person and I am sure by knowing your Dad you were inspired by both your parents as we always seen them every Sunday in Mass together.
God Bless Brian, Dawn and Joe Germain
Jim Perry
December 8, 2007
How blessed I was to have such a wonderful mom for all these years. She was and always will be an inspiration and role model for me. No one can ever take that away. Her love of life was evident every day. Her expressions of this love came through in her wondrous gardens, and extraordinary and multidimensional artistry. She has left us now to again be with the greatest man that she and I have ever known. Together they are now sharing in the rewards and glory that God has promised in His kingdom.
Thank you Mom for loving me unconditionally and showing me the pathway that I should travel. Though I am teary eyed as I write this, in your spirit I feel your comforting touch and this brings me great joy and warmth. I pray that one day I can once again be close to you and that you will remain proud of this son of yours.
As always, I love you Mom. ...Jim
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RON CARDIN
December 8, 2007
Please accept my deepest sympathies.
Paula Jean & Dan Moriarty
December 8, 2007
Dave, Brian, Jim, & Joel, Our deepest sympathy to all of you again. Your Mom was so sweet and so special. A real love.
We pray you are comforted in knowing she is Home with God truly celebrating her birthday (Dec 25th) this year with your Dad, and her family in heaven. How wonderful for those of us who truly know and believe this. I know the Deary family are all celebrating the big homecoming being all together again in heaven their new home today.
Love to all of you,
Paula Jean & Dan
Mary Lou Staples
December 8, 2007
To Brian Perry and Family:
My deepest sympathy on the loss of your dear Mother. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Sincerely,
Ruth Perry
December 8, 2007
Esther was truly a lady. She was an inspiration to her family and friends and will be greatly missed.
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