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Carol Skolnik
January 31, 2011
I considered myself to be so lucky to have cared for Sufyaan as his therapist for the past four years. He brought such simple joy to us- The way he cooed back when you whispered to him, his deep belly laugh when something struck him funny, the way he put all of his energy and effort into moving his body to play. He was a unique and special child who will always hold a very special place in my heart. I will miss you Sufyaan, and I know you are running with the angels
Marianne Petritsch
January 31, 2011
My thoughts and prayers are with you. It was my great joy to work closely with Sufyaan these past four years at his school - His smile and giggles brought joy to my heart - he will be greatly missed.....
Andrea Iskowitz
January 31, 2011
I feel so blessed to have been Sufy's teacher. He was an absolute joy. I will always remember his smile and his happy giggles. Sufyaan will never be forgotten. He will be part of my class forever. .
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