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heather himmelberger
February 21, 2006
Thinking about you again today Eddie, I hope you were looking down on us on Sunday and saw all the people who came to say goodbye to you. You were and always will be so loved by so many people. I can only imagine how hard this is on your family right now. You will NOT be forgotten.....bye bye
CECELIA AUNGST
February 20, 2006
I AM SO GLAD YOU ACCEPTED JESUS AS YOUR SAVIOR. YOU ARE WITH HIM NOW. AND WE REJOICE UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN.
AUNT CEIL AND UNCLE KEN
jerrilyn laws
February 19, 2006
Hey Ed Im sorry that we wont be doing breakfast together for awhile. Sure will miss you at church on Sunday Till we meet again God Bless, You will be missed
Heather Himmelberger
February 19, 2006
Your smile, thats what I will always remember. Sweet, caring, happy guy who I adored. My buddy, my friend. I wish I could give you one last hug. You will be in my thoughts and my heart forever. Love you, Chad, Heather, Tyler and Dylan Himmelberger.
I saw God today ! His light shimmered and rays of joy and happiness welcomed me... I have accepted God as he has accepted me, It is my time... Please watch but dont cry for I will feel your hurt .
Jennifer Laws
February 16, 2006
Well where do I start? A great friend I will never forget thats for sure. I will remember all the times you made me laugh, and all the times you you just sat and listened. You gave me many great memories and I thank you for all of them. I will keep you close to my heart as the footprints of angels cover you this day! Amen
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