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Amy (Harbison)Patton
October 8, 2003
We will all miss Mr. McGinley. He was a wonderful friend and neighbor. Those of the Performing Arts will miss his sunny smile and quick wit. I know that I will always remember all the great times over the years, between Swim Team and all the "Run Ins" around town. He was one of the greatest!
Stan Harbison
Rege Patton Jr.
Amy (Harbison)Patton
Rege Patton III
Debbie Waugh
October 5, 2003
Dear McGinley Family,
I only knew your Dad for a very short time and thought he was a wonderful person. He always made me laugh. My deepest sympathy for your loss.
Secretary to Dr. Fackenthal
CHERYL WEAVER (HOLZAPFEL)
October 4, 2003
MCGINLEY FAMILY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS I DIDNT KNOW YOUR DAD BUT YOUR I MY THOUGHTS. GOD BLESS YOU AT THIS TIME!
TAKE CARE ANNE
CHERYL (HOLZAPFEL) WEAVER
Anna Robinson
October 3, 2003
My heartfelt sympathies are extended to you, Mike, and the whole McGinley Family. May God be your comfort at this time, as Jack's journey continues.
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The Connor Family
October 3, 2003
Dear McGinley family, We are so sorry for your loss. He will be missed by all of the Crafton community. Our sympathies.
Christine (McGinley) Dengler
October 3, 2003
To the McGinley Family,
As a relative, I would like to extend my very deepest sympathies in the loss of your father. I hope your wonderful memories will comfort and sustain you in coming months and years.
Christine McGinley Dengler
(daughter of Bud & Helen McGinley)
Kim Dodd
October 3, 2003
Dear Michael, Jack, Annie, Tim and Molly,
I have so many good memories of your Dad over the years - the neighborhood won't be the same without him. I'll miss our conversations about Canevin and Penn State whenever I come back to Crafton to visit.
You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
SUSAN BOGDEN
October 2, 2003
To the McGinley Family
Tim...Molly...whom I have worked with over the years
I was so sorry to hear about the loss of your father..I knew and worked with your Dad years ago when I first started working in the Mailcenter at Mellon Financial Corp..I understand what a loss you feel right now but over time I hope all the Happy Memories you have of him will keep his spirit alive in your hearts . .....My Deepest sympathy goes out to you both and your family
Edward Kepes
October 2, 2003
To The McGinley Family: You Have My SympathyFor The Loss Of Your Father
LINDA LUKEE-HASLEY
October 2, 2003
MAY GOD BE YOUR LIGHT AT THIS TIME. JACK WILL BE MISSED IN MANY WAYS.HE TOUCHED MANY PEOPLE, AND WAS A GREAT MAN.JUST TAKE ONE DAY AT A TIME.GOD BLESS.
Kathy Wypychowski
October 2, 2003
Dear McGinley Family:
We knew you Dad and Mom for over 19 years. We had a number of great times with them over the years. Two things that they were most proud of was being Irish and of their family. Jack always spoke of his children and grandchildren with much love in his heart. When he retired from the Postal Service, we made sure that we kept in touch. He was so sad when your Mom died, but now he must be as happy as can be, to be with her.
You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Whip and Kathy Wypychowski
Linda Acquaviva (Kepes)
October 2, 2003
Dear McGinley Family:
You have our deepest sympathy for the loss of your father.
Linda & Joe Acquaviva (Kepes)
Mark Schuster
October 2, 2003
Jack's love of his hometown was exceeded only by his love of his children, whom he loved to speak of at great length. He was one of the most admired men I've ever known.
All of our deepest sympathies to his family.
Mark Schuster & Family
Mary Lynn Gahr
October 2, 2003
Jack, you were one of the best volunteers Ohio Valley has ever had. Your smiling face will be missed. We love you.
Robert Burke
October 2, 2003
If all the world was as kind a person as Jack McGinley, what a wonderful world this would be. In his 40 years of Postal Service he made a countless number of friends and I am proud to say I was one of them.
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