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July 1, 2009
Dear Lorraine and family,
I continue to remember and cherish the opportunities Sister Margaret Clare and I have had over the past years to get to know you and Bud and members of your family. All of you have my deepest sympathy. Bud was a delight to be around, full of joy and surprises. He loved living. I will always remember especially his blue eyes and smile - both had a magical twinkle. Love and prayers.
-Sister Marjorie Ann Eisenmenger (Greenfield, WI)
John & Irene Dziekan
July 1, 2009
Dear Lorraine, Barb & Family,
We were deeply saddened to hear of Bud's passing. Please know our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time. It has been our privilege to have known Bud and consider our lives enriched from knowing him. May God be with you all and support you with his strength.
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