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christopher ruzzo
January 21, 2013
gonna miss you uncle cozzy
Lou DiFante
January 9, 2013
Dear Snooky,My sympathies to you and your children/grand children on the loss of Tex. The loving sentiments that Debbie so beautifully expressed says it all. May he rest in peace.
January 7, 2013
Dear Snooky,
I'm heartsick to learn of your loss, dear Tex. He was funny and a wonderful husband and father. I always enjoyed being in his company and yours.
Love,
Betty Lauzon in Florida
January 6, 2013
Snooky, So sorry to learn of your husbands passing. Our caring thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time.
Love and hugs in harmony,
Annie and John Spence
January 4, 2013
bonnie & family my deepest sympathy esther
January 3, 2013
Dear Snookie,Debbie,Garry,
My deepest sympathy in the loss of Tex. He was always a "gentle giant" and I have such fond memories of him growing up. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
love,
Karen Airhart
January 3, 2013
Snookie & Debbie I meet Tex at Sacred Heart Church he was an usher and he asked me if I would like to be an usher I said yes. I meet you Snookie at the same church and we became friends. Tex is at peace. He is in heaven with God and I my son Stephen. I also met you Debbie at the same church. My deepest sympathy to you and your mother. Tex was a wonderfull person.
Love & God bless
Angie
Your daughter, Debbie
January 3, 2013
Daddy,
You were such a fun Dad when we were growing up, joining us in baseball games in the back yard or doing a "cannonball" into the pool and emptying out half the water in it. But more importantly, you taught me that I could do anything and be anything I wanted if I was willing to do the work. You also taught me to love others despite their shortcomings because we all have them and that no one person is more impertant than the other whether they were a leader of a country or an ordinary citizen. You taught me by your example that helping others was of utmost impotance and it's one of the reasons I chose to become a nurse. We will all miss you so very much as we all depended on you for various things. You have earned your eternal rest in peace, love and happiness. I know you will watch over all of us and will always be in our hearts. I love you.
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