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Andrea
October 18, 2014
Grandma . . .You touched so many lives . . .family . . friends . . . Many at St. Agnes Church. I will forever be grateful to have called such a special women my grandma and will never forget your bravery, kind heart, compassion for those in need, wisdom, and your silliness. You taught us well. I miss you much but know you are at peace. Thank
you for the years of memories you created for our family. As you often said oh you'll never know how much i love you. Me too. Love and miss you. God Bless you and many others you are with. This candle is for you, Grandpa, and Dad. . . .wink wink
Maria Guerrero
September 24, 2014
Dear Family of Helen......I worked with her for many years in coordinating the bus for Rosary Sunday...from St.Agnes and St. Thomas parish....she was a very dear lady....rest in peace...Maria Guerrero
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