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Paulette Lucas
September 12, 2005
I most recently remember my visit to Aaunt Jo and Uncle Joe,s home in 1996. They were so entertaining when they each recalled how they met. Slightly different stories unfolded!!
George & Mary Marovich
August 14, 2005
We send our deepest sympathies to Josephine's family. We will keep all of you in our prayers.
Barbara & Larry Varda
August 12, 2005
We will cherish our memories of attending mass with Aunt Jo during our many years of vacations to Scottsdale. After church we would go to Mimies (sp) for breakfast. It was always a part of our plans when were in Scottsdle. I admired her for the goals she set for herself and accomplished them. We loved her very much and will keep her in our prayers and her family.
God Bless
Larry & Barbara
Dorothy Corell
August 12, 2005
I will miss our Sunday breakfasts. Each Christmas I wear the lovely Christmas apron she made for me will make the holiday extra special!
Love and understanding to all her family.
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