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Maureen Curran
June 5, 2002
Dear Irene, Lisa, Amy, Kevin and Stephen and the grandchildren,
What a shock to hear of this news tonight. I an so sorry for all of you and so sorry that I missed the funeral. I am at a lost for words to help console you all in this time of grief so shortly after young Phil. I will say a prayer tonight for you all and you know that big Phil and little Phil are watching you from up above knowing that you will find the peace to go on.
Take care and all my love cousin Maureen
Theresa Kuhar
June 4, 2002
I had the privilege of meeting your father on a couple of occasions, and it was truly an honor and privilege to know him.
We (I) miss you in the ER; you are in our daily thoughts and prayers. Our deepest sympathies are with you and your family. Love, Theresa
Beth Dewan
June 4, 2002
Dear Lisa,
So sorry to hear about your Dad. He was a strong presence at all your kids' games and seeing him there cheering and supportive of the kids always warmed my heart. Cherish the wonderful memories. Your Dad will be missed. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Marcy Harris
June 3, 2002
Hi Lisa,
I'm awfully sorry about your dad. The great memories you shared with him that will carry you through this rough time. Please know, he is still here with you through those memories.
Al Kiel
June 3, 2002
My deepest sympathy. I lost my mother 7 years ago and I know the sorrow your going through. Your family is in our prayers.
AL Kiel
Arlene Darlington
June 3, 2002
Dearest Pop
Your cheerful smile and up-beat attitude will be missed at all the HVAA games your grand-children play. I am honored to have known you if only for a short while. You always made me feel special whenever I met up with you.
Rest on angels wings until we meet again. God Bless You.
Arlene
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