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stacy scott
May 1, 2013
Sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Welcome home Eli. My daughter Sydney will play with you.
Carla & Bernie Norcott-Mahany
May 1, 2013
We will remember seeing little Eli in the hallways of SMUUCh, with a smile that lit up his face and warmed our hearts. He will be missed by everyone who knew him, met him, or even just glimpsed his big eyes and huge smile.
Randi Pennell
May 1, 2013
Our hearts are with you all. Eli was loved by so many, even those of us who knew him only from your posts. There are so many people lifting your family in prayer. We will continue to honor Eli by pushing for a cure for mito.
Andrea Johnson
May 1, 2013
So sad to say goodbye to your Tiny Man. Your fight has taught me to be thankful for the time I have with my children. Bob, Heather, Emily, Jace, Ben & Ariana, you are all in my heart!
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