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Michael English
June 3, 2005
Dad,
Thank you. Thank you for being at all the games. Thank you for teaching me values ion life. Thank you for inspiring me to be succesful professionally.
But most of all thank you for being my dad and taking the time to have fun with me to have catch with me and make the commitment of time it takes to be a dad.
Gladys & George Schlegel
May 28, 2005
Memories of you Arthur have been many.
Saw you become a husband,father,grand
father and great grandfather.Through good times and bad times.Now you can rest in peace as your job is done.
Just keep an eye on us.
Love,peace and prayers.
Gladys & George
James English
May 23, 2005
The one thing I am going to miss about grandpa is everytime I saw him he would say, "Hi-ya". I am also going to miss talking to him about the baseball scores and the Mets. He will be the greatest hockey coach in heaven. Rest in peace grandpa.
Ethel English
May 22, 2005
To My Beloved, We'ved shared our lives these many years. You've held my hand, you've held my heart. So many blessings, to few tears' Yet for the monet, we must part. The memories you've given me are times I've shared with my best freind I'll hold them, love. Right here they'll be,untill we share our lives agian.
Love,
Ethel English
May 22, 2005
To My Beloved, We'ved shared our lives these many years. You've held my hand, you've held my heart. So many blessings, to few tears' Yet for the monet, we must part. The memories you've given me are times I've shared with my best freind I'll hold them, love. Right here they'll be,untill we share our lives agian.
Richard English
May 20, 2005
My Dearest Father: As I said goodbye to you for the last time we were both crying. But in my heart I know I will see you again. You were my mentor, my hero and most of all you were my Dad. You taught me to strong, be proud and to never give up. I will always keep you close to my heart. For all that you have done for me can never match what I could ever do for you. I will miss dearly.
Our Loving Parents
May 20, 2005
Stephanie Byrne
May 19, 2005
Dear Dad, As your first born daughter, I find it with honor to be the second one to write in your guest book. I tried so hard to see you before you entered the Kingdom of Heaven, I missed you by a couple of hours. I just wanted to tell you I love you, and see you one last time. You've held my hand; you have held my heart. You gave me my faith, and where would I be without it today. All the pain and grief is over, Every restless tossing passed; you put up quite a fight. You are now in peace forever,safely home in Heaven at last. You have left quite a legacy 18 grandchildren and 5 greatgrand hildren. Rest assured we will take care of mom. You have done a great job raising my brothers and sisters and I hope we can live peacefully, and happy lives. We are a family that thought our dad was the "Greatest".That will live with us forever and ever.
Chris English
May 18, 2005
Dear Dad: AS your No 1 son I thought it only fitting that I should be the first. Your with your brothers Charlie and Gerald and sister Adalde. More importantly we need you to take care of our sister Nancy now.I miss you very much you are the best.
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