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Karen Genovese
December 19, 2010
Max & Neil.
It was truly an honer to work with your Mom at the Greenwich Hospital Thrift Shop. She was an amazing Lady who brought her love of Life with her where ever she went. Her smile and laughter were truly contagious and will surely be missed. She was a gem who will continue to sparkle in my minds eye. I am sorry for your loss.
Karen Jim and Sarah
Patricia Eggert
December 16, 2010
I will never forget you and your joie de vivre, giving it everything you had and doing everything on your terms right until the end. You were a shining example of how to live a life.
December 16, 2010
Dearest Libby:
I will remember your love, dedication and most of all passion in all of your work. Your friendship will never be forgotten. Sincerest condolences to Max and all of your beautiful family. x Michele Marrucco
Rick Auz
December 16, 2010
Libby......what else can I say. You will be greatly missed.
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