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for Francis Fortenbaugh
Mary Moulton
January 18, 2002
Msgr. Fortenbaugh was a wonderful person and our family will always be grateful for all the help and inspiration he has given us through the years. We remember him fondly way back from his days at St. Edwards and consider ourselves fortunate to have known such a fine person.
The Moulton Family
Sarah Smith
January 16, 2002
People like Msgr. Fortenbaugh come along once in a life time! What a blessing he was to St. Agnes Parish!! God bless him always.
Samantha
January 16, 2002
He was a kind and loving man. I remember at Christmas time he would sit next to Santa in the old school hall and hand out stockings filled with candy. He would buy the stockings with he own money. He was a wounderful and thoughtful person. I will miss him greatly.
Ken Briers
January 15, 2002
My deepest Sympathy.
(Son of Roland E. Briers, nephew of Gordon and Kenneth Briers, whose mother was Theresa Fortenbaugh Briers)
Sam Moxley
January 15, 2002
Msgr. had a great dedication to Catholic education and was very committed to keeping St. Agnes school strong. His dedication to education and his committment to the faith was a great example to many.
Christine (DiPaolo) Carnes
January 15, 2002
Msgr. Fortenbaugh was always a kind, giving and loving person. As students, we could always go to him for help or advice. His interest in St. Agnes School was strong and he was very dedicated. He will be greatly missed.
Thank you for everything.
Cathy Centineo
January 14, 2002
Msgr. was a wonderful man. He was always willing to help those in need and he will be deeply missed.
Robin Kinzer
January 14, 2002
Msgr. Fortenbaugh was a wonderful
person. He especially took an interest in St. Agnes School and the students. Everything that he accomplished at St. Agnes was done with the children in mind. Thank You Father for all that you done.
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