AnnaMarie Murillo

Grandma, you always wanted to know how I was doing in school.. you'd say, good, and how did you bowl? And if I didn't do so good, you'd say, well you have to get back out there and try again. If we didn't talk about bowling you would tell me stories about my mom when she was young or tell stories about you and Paca... or I'd hear the story about the container of pennies that you kept on the shelf that mysterious got knocked over-- he did it!. Stories, I will miss hearing them and cherish the...

MAY SHE REST IN PEACE I KNEW HER IN LIFE SHE WAS GRAND.

Mom, Dad, my brother Henry, and my Tia Angie now have a perfect Mixed-doubles team in heaven. They'll need some handicap at times, and they'll call in J.R. Zarawski and Uncle Pete (aka Uncle Noise)as needed.

Grandma was never the one to sugarcoat the reality of things. If you bowled bad, she was the first to tell ya. But when you bowled good, there wasn't another Grandma more proud. That was the type of person she was. We loved her very much and will always be here to support the family. Thank you so much Patrick for giving her a new outlook on life and a renewed vision of faith. We know you only had 4 years to spend with her, but you two lived them like a lifetime.

So sorry for your loss! Ed you did a wonderful job on the eulogy! Made me cry! prayers and thoughts are with you.

Sue (Johnson) Kilburg