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Virginia Bruder
January 25, 2011
My Precious Son, Jeff,
One of my fondest memories of you is you always smiling and helping others. I can remember you always helping Jerry with his homework. I also remember you telling Grandma that you would always take care of me. You were the only one to ever tell me I was pretty when you were little.
I thank God everyday and night for giving me such wonderful and loving children.
Please know you will always be in my heart. I am happy you are with Ken and other family members.
Please know I love you and miss you.
"Love Always,"
Mom
Sandy Schilling
January 21, 2011
Dear Jeff, I want to thank you and will never forget all the guidance and support you provided in helping me with the guys, after Ken died. I am thankful for the years we all had as a family creating great memories. In name you were my brother-in law, but more like a brother and most of all a friend. Though your time here was short, I am content in knowing you Ken, Grandma and Grandpa are together. I will miss you. Save me a place in the Pinochle game! Love, Sandy
Jerry Schilling
January 20, 2011
My Brother Jeff, I miss you greatly. I can't believe you have gone. The last year you suffered so much but now God has taken you ending your suffering and for that I am thankful. You helped so many people in your life and that includes me. I am so proud to call you my brother. I love you and I know you'll be waiting for me when it is my time to go to the other side.
Jason Schilling
January 12, 2011
Uncle Jeff, you will always hold a special place in my heart. You gave me guidance, helped me grow as a person and were always there when I needed support. I'm grateful for the time we shared together. Although you are gone, you will never be forgotten.
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