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Olivia Kopitzke
May 18, 2009
I remember the first time I met my great uncle Howard. I wish his family comfort and peace in their time of need.
Carol Ann Fitzsenry
May 12, 2009
May God bless and keep all of you during this time of mourning.
May His Holy Spirit comfort and give you peace in knowing that Uncle Howard is looking down at us and smiling!
There are many great memories of him for all of us and that is what we want to hold on to and cherish!
Lets all realize our lives are short and while we are here on this earth, we need to not allow anything to separate us from the joy of each other!
Julia Pettit
May 11, 2009
dearest Family, tho the miles are far between us, the heart strings are just a prayer away. Keeping all in my thoughts & prayers, knowing my God Father is no longer suffering but in perfect peace. Much love now & always ... ~Julia
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