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Leah Lucero Obituary
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Memories and Condolences
for Leah Lucero
6 Entries
Danielle Hicks
July 8, 2008
Jordan,
I am sorry to hear for your loss. I am sending my condolences and am sorry for your pain. Ms. Hicks, Henry Middle School
Peg & Madelyn Hernandez
July 4, 2008
Family of Leah Lucero,
Our deepest sympathy goes to you and your loved ones. We knew Leah when she was a pera at Traylor along with her son Elijah.
I pray blessings and comfort for and your family during this trying time.
Nancy Mondragon
July 2, 2008
Ernie, Helen and family. I was so sorry to hear about Leah. There are no words that I can say that might make you feel better but I want to let you both know that if you ever need someone to talk to I will be here for you. I will be praying that the Lord will give you strength and get you through this. I will be thinking of you always. God Bless you and stay strong.
Nancy Mondragon (Ron's Sister)
Heather Kautzman
June 30, 2008
Leah, I will miss you,you are a great person and I am glad to know that you are in good hands up there and to your family may God bless you all.
Debbie Lopez
June 30, 2008
Ernie, Helen and Family.
I am so sorry for your loss. I haven't been close with Leah, but we have many years of junior high and high school together. You are all in my prayers. If you need me to do anything, just give me the word. Love you all dearly.
Debbie Lopez (Mondragon)
(Ron's Niece)
Aisha Wyatt
June 29, 2008
To my cousin Leah, I hope you know that I Love You very much. I got to tell you in the hospital but I wish I could have told you more. We never have any regrets until its to late. Rest now and save me a spot up there. To my Aunt Helen, Uncle Ernie, and cousins Bea, Anthony, Rachel, and Kathy, stay strong and hold on to your faith to get you through. Love you all very much.
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