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Jeanene Pollock
January 23, 2010
Dear Aurie and Family,
I'm sorry to hear about Annie. My deepest condolences to you and your family. Wimy probably did a good job of setting up a new bar in Heaven and as Sr Ellen says, she believes that Heaven is one big party....I'm sure my grandma and Annie are having a drink on us remembering the good times.
ROSE MARIE MCCORMICK
January 22, 2010
DEAR ANNIE I WILL MISS YOUR SMILES. WILL NEVER FORGET THE VISITS TO YOUR KITCHEN. ALWAYS ENJOYED YOUR VISITS AT FARWELL FOODS WITH MY MOM/ROSE
ROSE MARIE (NEWCOMB)MCCORMICK
Paul Brandenburg
January 21, 2010
Nana, you always treated me, and later Trudy and the kids, as a part of YOUR family. I will never forget the love that you have shown. You went through much in life but were always there for others. You touched many (and fed them as well !). You will be sadly missed.
With Love From Your "Germanese"
Paul, Trudy, Jake, Derek, Katy, and Annika Brandenburg
Glenn Frankovis
January 21, 2010
Annie, you'll be missed but always remembered by George Rekowski and me. Wonderful memories which include our times at Wimpy's and your lasagna which nobody did better than you. You're reunited with Wimpy now. I'm sure he'll be smiling that Wimpy smile when you get on him about his cribbage playing. God be with you Annie.
Brian
January 21, 2010
Dear Nana,
We love you and we will miss you dearly. Family was always the most important thing to you. My favorite memories will always be of any time at your house, because there was always sure to be family members and small portions of incredible food! I am glad you got to see me get married and have a family of my own. You were much more than a grandmother to me. You will always be in my thoughts until I take my last breath. Say hello to my Mom, Uncle Tommy, Nanoo, Uncle Joe, Aunt Nina, Aunt Fanny, Uncle Karl, Wayne, Benny and everyone in the family that preceded you. I know you are in a much better place. I love you.
Brian
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