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Gini Matute-Bianchi
January 22, 2010
When I think back to my sons' childhood days on Winkle Avenue in Santa Cruz Gardens, I always think of Chuck, Carol, Rachel and Julie. The 4th of July parties on their front lawn are memories I will always cherish. Chuck was the life of the party and always ready to extend a welcoming smile to us. My sons always felt that Chuck was their friend, just as much as he was to the adults in the neighborhood. He was a special person, one that we will remember fondly, always. Go in peace, our beloved friend.
Deanna Kile
January 21, 2010
To The Query Family,
Although I only knew Chuck brifly many years ago, I remember his strong presence well. Both he and Carol opened up their home to me, the vagabond I was, and always made me feel welcome. I will always remember him, and of course Carol as well.
I keep the entire extended Query family in my prayers each day. Carry on his legacy! God Bless. Deanna Corcoran Kile
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