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Paul Perssico
September 27, 2011
As a child I was showered with love by Mother Anna McGarry, from whom I learned great qualities and virtues along with your sister Tese, as you called her, my mother. I remember your brother William, who loved to talk sales and life with me on the phone, and also shared kindness and wisdom. And of course, my Auntie Kay, who through the years showed unconditional love to our family as did your daughters and their families... So Auntie Kay, to say you touched my life is an understatement. I'll miss those Irish eyes, and I'll always remember your kind and gentle soul.
Your nephew,
Paul F. Perssico, Jr.
Carolyn Archer, Chaplain SolAmor Hospice
September 22, 2011
On behalf of the staff at SolAmor Hospice may I extend our deepest sympathies to Catherine's family.
Our prayers are with you.
Tom Kearney
September 20, 2011
Dear Kathleen and Judith and families -- Please accept our condolences. Your amazing Mom always encouraged the young me in my studies and then later in life inspired me to follow her research into our family history. She, more than anyone else, would appreciate the fact that her grandfather Anthony Brady (who died in 1911) has now gathered all of his 10 children and 15 grandchildren as a big family 100 years later. The McGarry, Daly, Corey, Siebert, and Kearney cousins are all together once again. Please extend our sympathy especially to your Dad.
Tom, Dick and Maureen Kearney
Debbie Stokes
September 19, 2011
To the family I am so deeply saddened. Mrs. Bosley was my 3rd grade teacher at Sheridan school. She was a great teacher. She really cared about her students and made learning fun.
Michael McGarry
September 19, 2011
Aunt Kay,
Thank you so much for instilling the love of reading in me. It is a priceless gift which I have passed on to my daughters. Your brother, my father, always found the time to take me to the library when I was a child. I still have the copy of The Littlest Angel you gave me so many years ago. Say hello to The Chief for me, and kiss Aunt Terry for me. Until our next meeting,
All my love,
Mike
September 19, 2011
To Judie and family:
Please accept my heartfelt condolances upon the loss of your mom. She was a wonderful person who will be deeply missed by her family and friends.
Terry Tribble
Eileen Perssico
September 19, 2011
My Auntie Kay,
I feel very lucky to have had you in my life. I will always think of you with fond memories of your sweet smile and "no-nonsense" ways... God keep you in his loving embrace along with Tese and brother Bill... Until we meet again...
All my love,
Eileen
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