1973
2018
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June 30, 2018
IT SEEMS SO UNFAIR THAT DEATH SHOULD HAVE THE POWER TO TAKE AWAY SOMEONE YOU LOVE. AND WHEN IT HAPPENS, THE THOUGHT OF NEVER AGAIN BEING ABLE TO TALK TO, LAUGH WITH OR SIMPLY HOLD THEIR HAND CAN BE MOST DIFFICULT TO BEAR.MAY YOU ALWAYS KEEP TREASURED MEMORIES IN YOUR HEART. AND MAY YOU ALSO FIND COMFORT IN KNOWING THAT THOSE WHO HAVE PASSED ON IN DEATH GOD KEEPS IN HIS MEMORY BECAUSE THEY ARE ALL PRECIOUS IN HIS EYES.(PSALMS 116:15)
Kevin Riley
June 24, 2018
To you Michelin and Tim I am so very sorry upon the lost of Joe. You three were so special to me and I remember playing catch with Joe and was so proud every time I saw him what a strong and good man he had become. I am glad he has found peace and that your mom and your grandmas have greeted him and that his spirit stays with you both forever
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