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Angie Jones-Ellis
October 12, 2005
My deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Rosalie Girgenti Hodges. She was a dear sister to my grandmother, Antoinette. She will be missed dearly.
Karen Marinaro
October 7, 2005
Our sympathies go out to those of you closest to Rosalie. We have all heard many wonderful stories about her from her sister, Antoinette Jones (Grandma).
Karen (daughter of Tom and Linda Jones)and Frank Marinaro
Louella Waller
October 5, 2005
My prayers and deepest sympathy to all of you on the lost of your Mom.
Lou
Paul and Susan Raymond
October 4, 2005
Our sympathy to the family of Rosalie Hodges. The memory of Rosalie and all the Girgenti's growing up in Amite will always be alive in all the stories that their sister, my grandmother, Antoinette has shared with me!
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