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Miranda Ruble-Martinez
November 25, 2008
May god be with you and your family at this time. Take comfort in the love of one another and the wonderful memories each of you have.
georgia franco
November 25, 2008
To My Tia Patsy,
My prayer for you is to be the strong woman you have always been. My heart goes out to you and the family in your loss. I will not be joining you in this farewell to my Tio in person but I will be there in spirit and in prayer. He will always be remembered by me as one of my heroes. I pray God gives you peace knowing Tio was taken home because his mission here on earth was done. I believe God looked down and said "Well done, Good and Faithful Servant, you've done all I've asked you to do" and took him home. I believe he is at peace and wants you to be happy. You were Blessed with many children and thier offspring... all are a part of him. He will still be with you through them. Be Blessed, Take Care and God Bless You Always.
Your Neice, "Lula"
Georgia Franco
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