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Donna M Pingry
August 24, 2023
Almost a decade? You are so much happier than you ever were here, I'm sure. Missing you. We talk about you a lot (all good of course).
Donna Pingry
August 25, 2020
Mom, has it been 6 years? Shelia's with you now so things will be so exciting! Enjoy the LORD's peace.
Donna Pingry
August 24, 2019
It's been 5 years, yet you are not forgotten. Since then, your youngest sibling, Helen, has joined you. Mary's son, John, has passed. Shelia's son, Johnny, has also..same day! Even my father, your ex is gone. It's getting downright lonely here but you are in His presence. We are at peace because you are at peace.
Donna Pingry
September 3, 2014
You went thru so much that I try not to wish you back. I can't wait to meet you again, new mind, new body, changed forever by our great God.
Tim McAleer
September 2, 2014
I miss you so much.
Tim McAleer
September 2, 2014
I will miss you and remember you always. I love you. God has a new angel.
Donna Pingry
August 30, 2014
Emma had so many other family members we couldn't include in the obit. Her only brother Eugene Harry Williams (Norma) had a large family. Harry, Norma and their sons Gene and Bobby are gone, but Jim (Ruthie)and Jack (Linda) are still with us. Her older sister, Mary Volmer predeceased her. Mary had three children, Shelia McGuckin (Lee), John Gunn (Roberta) and Andrew Gunn (Olga). Sadly Andrew is also gone. There are many grand-nieces, nephews, great grand nieces and nephews and a few great greats for good measure. Mom was a survivor.
Michael McAleer
August 30, 2014
Goodbye Mom. Your with God now. You'll be missed.
A happy moment with family.
Donna Pingry
August 30, 2014
She also loved having her nails and hair done.
Donna Pingry
August 30, 2014
Grandma Emma loved family.
Donna Pingry
August 30, 2014
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