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Tammy Prosser Cantwell
February 10, 2018
Dad,
Seven years already gone & they say time heals all wounds? I say that's not true I miss you more everyday. I hope your up there fishing & say Hi Sparky for me. Love your daughter xo xo
John Mason
February 28, 2011
Thanks' for those many fishing trips You and your Brothers' took my Mother and me on.
Your Cousin, John
bill cantwell
February 19, 2011
Don:
you have gone home to be with the lord and our parents.
I will always remember the great times we had together.
You will always be in my thoughts especialy so, when I"m fishing your brother.
Bill
February 18, 2011
Dad,
Although you have left a physical void in our world, my inner world is filled with cherished memories of your love, wisdom and spirit. You will remain eternal in my thoughts and prayers and I have faith that your light shall shine on us all from heaven above.
Love your son Donald Jr.
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Ray McEachen
February 17, 2011
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
February 17, 2011
Dad,
You weren't just a great Dad to me. You were my friend,my role model.Everyday I miss you. I Love You so much. May you rest in peace, have your wishes come true,& be with your mom. I'll see you soon Dad.
Love your daughter Tammy.
Sandra Vieira
February 17, 2011
To Dear Tammy and her Family
On Behalf of your Mcdonalds Family will will like to express our deepest sympathy to you and your Family....Take your time and we will be waiting for you when you are ready to come back to work
Our thoughts are with you always
February 16, 2011
Will meet again in Heaven and we will go fishing for the big ones.
Then things will be different.
Your Brother who misses you.
Doug.
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