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Marti P
October 9, 2008
Our love and prayers are extended in your behalf. May God grant you peace and comfort as only He can. Love, Marti and Coleen
Dawn,Dallas,and Brent Bombardier/Buckley
October 9, 2008
Brandon,
We are thinking of you and are in our thoughts and prayers.Keep your wonderful memories of Joshua close to your heart.
Robin Carpenter
October 9, 2008
I did not know Joshua or do I know his family but I do know the heartache of losing a son and my prayers go out to everyone who loved and cared about Joshua. I pray God gives comfort and strength to you all as you adjust to Joshua's physical absence. Just know his spirit and love live on and will remain around you. Love does not die. Rest in Peace, Joshua.
Paula Martens
October 8, 2008
I want to express my deepest sympathy to Joshs family. My heart goes out to all of you. I only got to spend time with Josh when he was young, but it was a wonderful experience. It is unfathomable to understand the loss you must feel. I will keep all of you in my thoughts and prayers.
Rose Kass (Engstrom)
October 8, 2008
One thing that many didn't know about Josh was how intelligent he was. I remember one day when we were younger, and @ Aunt Jane and Uncle Marvin's farm (where Josh was raised) we found this really ugly bug that I had never seen before. Josh caught the bug, and found out that it was not common to our area. Not to mention birds, he knew all of the different kinds of birds and knew all about them. He loved reptiles and amphibians. I remember catching frogs w/ him in the pond. There are so many fond memories and I will always cherish them. I will always hold you near and dear in my heart little brother.
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