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Lori Groomer
September 3, 2003
Dear Cory & Connie,
My heartfelt sympathy goes out to you both for the loss of your dad. He was a wonderful man! When I look back at all the memories we share from the past, alot of them are filled with Ed. Planning weddings, building houses, raising the grand-kids, holidays, BBQ's at the pool, skiing ( he gave it his best shot), golfing, there are so many things to hold dear in our hearts. He lived life to the fullest, he loved you both with everything he had. He worked hard and played hard. He taught us all alot. I am grateful to have had him as a father in law. I will hold his memories dear in my heart and keep his memories alive for his Grand-sons. I love you both and I am always there for both of you. Love Always,
Lori
Deanna Sargent
August 31, 2003
Dear friends; Cory, Connie, Barb, Jim
It isn't the same to miss someone who has moved whom you don't see everyday but know they are still there. A phone call to say hello, to say goodbye is different. Ed is in my heart, I missed him when he moved away, but he was still there to talk to, to say I miss you and Barb and know that you could always come home. Goodbye is different this time. It is eternal and I wish Ed peace. He was too young to die, had too much to give, and I know if he had it to do over, he would change what he knew he could, but didn't! I love him for all he taught me about people, and his quick bright smile and wit. He was a terrific man to work for and I cherish the time I knew him. He has a loving family who will keep his memory alive, and I will not forget the man he was. I love you all, you are all very special to me.
Deanna
Jill Dunnigan
August 27, 2003
Dear Barb and Scott,
I forgot to let you know, just how much I do appreciate all that you both and Ed did for me back in High
School! I hope that you will keep in touch and that you will find comfort in God, knowing where Ed is and that he is no longer Suffering!
Love Always and Forever,
Jill
linda bergan
August 27, 2003
Hi Cory and Connie; I want to offer my deepest condolences and sympathies. I wish I would have had the pleasure of meeting your dad; by all accounts, he was a wonderful man. Take care of yourselves and I'll see you soon. Linda
Shane & Nicole Moreno
August 25, 2003
Cory, Connie and Barbara:
I am very saddened to hear about your father and husband (Ed). We are all very lucky to have had such a great man in our lives. Please let me know if there is anything Nicole and I can do to ease your pain.
Your father & husband was a role model in my life. He taught me how to be honest and forthright. I feel very fortunate to have met such an honest, hard-working man.
Sincerely,
Shane Moreno
Jill Dunnigan
August 25, 2003
Dear Barb,
I know that it has been a long time since I have seen you and Scott, but I just wanted you to know just how sorry I was to hear about ED.
I know that he is in a better place, and I am so happy to know that you and him shared some time together!
I hope that you will find comfort in your memories with him!
I Love You all,
Jill Dunnigan Syme
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