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Delainah Valdez-Medina
April 25, 2005
Mary Lou,
My condolences to you and your family. May the good Lord give you the comfort you need during this difficult time.
God Bless You
Patricia & John Olivo
April 25, 2005
Just remember that you'll always have beautiful memories of your loved one. It dosen't make it less painful but it makes it easier. You'll always have those beautiful memories of you're loved one. If there's anything that we can do please call. You and you're family will always be in our family.
The Olivo Family
Christina Garcia
April 24, 2005
To My Beloved Tios:
My children and I want to give you our condolences, I am Cynthia's oldest daughter, Christina. I know my Tio Corando because he is my grandfather's brother, I remember my aunt from when I attended high school, but I know how dear and precious she was to my mom and to the rest of my family. She will truely be missed by everyone who loved her very much. Even though my children do not know my tios, they send all of their love. We love you and you will always be in our hearts and prayers. It's hard being far away and not being able to be with your family in this time of grief. I wish we could all be there with you to give you more comfort and support. You will always be remembered Tia Raquel.
Cynthia and James Granquist
April 23, 2005
Though we are so far away. You will be in our hearts and mind forever. You will never be forgotten. I have so many wonderful memories that I will cherish as long as I live. Its very hard to accept that my beautiful aunt is gone. But I know that one day we will see each other again in heaven. Tia please forgive me for not being able to go to say my goodbyes. I LOVE YOU SO MUCH THAT IT HURTS. But I know you are in a better place filled with love and no more suffering. You will always be alive in our hearts. Te Quiero mucho tia. You always loved everyone and always there for everyone. You are an Angel and you always were.
Tio, Marylou, Letti, and Eden my dearest sympathy for you all. My husband and I wish we could be there with you all. We are there in spirit with you all. May God give you the comfort and peace you will need in the years to come. I know that there are no words to say in your grief. But you will remain in our hearts and mind always. May God Bless you;s all.
Mr. and Mrs. James Granquist
(Cynthia Gonzalez)
Hortencia Gonzalez
April 23, 2005
Mary Lou,
We send out our heartfelt condolences to you and the rest of your family. Cherish those memories of your Mom as they will keep her close to you in spirit and always in your heart.
You are in our prayers,
Robert, Hortencia and R.J. Gonzalez
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