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Agapita Uckerman Obituary

Agapita Uckerman Pete Agapita Marcosa Uckerman, 80, died Nov. 22, 2004 in Salt Lake City. Born March 25 1925 in Honolulu HI. Married LeVoy S. Uckerman Nov. 5, 1947. She was a devoted Catholic and will be deeply by her family. Survivied by her children, LeVoy Jr. (Diane), Andrew, Joseph, Don (Lorraine); Lucia, and Bill (Julie). Preceded by her husband LeVoy; sons, Teddy, Peter Tom, David and Clifton. Viewing Friday 10 a.m. and Mass at 11 a.m., Midvale St Therese, 7832 So. Allen St. 600 West.

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Published by The Salt Lake Tribune on Nov. 24, 2004.

Memories and Condolences
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5 Entries

Shelby Uckerman

November 26, 2004

I know i never got to meet my family on my fathers side, which will change soon, but it's a shame that i couldnt meet my fathers mother.You were beautiful, it's just terrible that i will never be able to meet you. :(

love always.

John & Bennie Salazar

November 26, 2004

Andy and Family,

We're sorry to hear of your mother's passing. Please know our

prayers are with you.

John and Bennie Salazar

Georgia Cordova

November 24, 2004

I am very sorry to here about your mother. She will be missed by many. Pete was always very good to me. My prayers are with you all. God Bless Love Georgia

KATHY POLLOCK

November 24, 2004

Bill and family,

I'm so sorry to hear about you mom.

my thoughts and prayers are with you all in your time of sorrow.

Johnny and Carol Herrera

November 24, 2004

We are very sorry to hear of your mother passing away.May you find comfort in knowing we will keep her in our prayers and will pray for your family.

Our deepest sympathy

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