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Patricia Ann Guzman

Sacramento, California

1933 - 2023

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Patricia Ann Guzman June 6, 1933 - December 3, 2023 Sacramento, California - Born to George Elmer and Marie Agnes Jerome on June 6, 1933, in Grant, Colorado. There were five other children in the family: Ted, Russell, George (Norma), Don (Alma), and Rosemary (Manuel). In 1949, when she was 16...

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Momma, it has been two years since you went home. I know you were ready to go, but I miss you so much. I still think I am going to be headed over to cook for you, to see you; then I drive by and realize someone else lives in your house. I know I will see you again, but I selfishly wish you were here with me now. You are amazing, and I still wish I could be 1/10th the woman you are. Love your Karibari Sunshine Karen Lynn

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Happy Heavenly Mother's Day, Momma. I miss you so much every day. I want to go talk to you, cook you dinner, pick you up after church and go for our coffee and fries and go for our ride. I want to tell you about my job. I am getting by, by God's grace, but I still feel lost without you here. Thank you, Momma, for everything. I love you so very much. I look forward to the day I will see you again. Love you forever, Your Karibari

I miss you so much, Momma. I honestly thought I would never lose you. I thought I had another 10 years. Today seems to be hard, and I don't know why. Maybe because I am being brought in at my job as a permanent employee. I want to tell you these things. I love you so much, Momma. I know I will see you again one day, but I wish I could see your smile right now. Your Karibari Sunshine Karen Lynn.

Momma, I am missing you so bad. I want to hear your voice, see your smiling face, feel your arms around me. I know I will see you again, but I miss you so much now. I love you, Momma. Your Karibai

It has been a year since you went home, Momma, and we all miss you like crazy. Marcy, Jaime, Bianca, Jimmy, and I went out to dinner. I am now working, and wish I could run and tell you about my job. I miss your hug and kiss and hearing your excitement when I come in the door. I miss you so much, but I know I will see you again. I love you, Momma. Your Karibari

TRUMP won, Momma!!! I just wanted to be the first to tell you. I miss you so much, Momma. Just like Marcy, Bob, and Dave, every time anything happens, running to call you or get over to the house to tell you is the first impulse still. I went for a job interview today, and I wanted to go tell you that I think I did pretty well. Tell Daddy I miss him too, and Gary and Grandma. I will see you again, but I wish I could hold your hand today. I miss your voice, your hug and kiss, your wisdom and...

Momma and Daddy, Toby and I just celebrated our 10th anniversary. I wish you were here to celebrate with us. I miss you both so much. The love I feel just keeps getting stronger, and I look forward to the day that I see both of you again. I love you so much. Your Baby Girl, Your Karibari

Momma, I miss you so much. I wish I could see you in my dreams, but I don't dream about you. I want so badly to see your smile, to hear your voice. You were my best friend, my light. I know it was time for you to go home, but I was not ready to lose you, and I don't know how to function. Thank you for everything you did for me, for everything you showed me, for everything you taught me. You gave so much love and understanding, support. My memories are of love and joy and happiness. I enjoyed...