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tessie sutsos
August 4, 2006
I can remember her cooking, some of
recipes was delicious, if I didn't
like something, hers was the best,
I learned to eat a lot of things
she made. her sister tessie
John Sutsos
August 2, 2006
I am the son of Helen's brother Nick Sutsos. I haven't seen my aunt that much in the last 12 years, but was able to have dinner last year with friend and family. My favorite memory, which is a long time ago, was the Orange cake she made. I still miss it today, 50 years later. All my love. John and Margie
tessie sutsos
July 30, 2006
I loved you sister with all my heart. I will miss you always.
Ya-Ya & Alyna at UC Davis
July 30, 2006
Easter 2006 (Gabriel, Mandy, and Alyna Robles)
Mandy Wallace-Robles
July 30, 2006
Ya-Ya-Ya-Ya-Ya-YA!!!! G-ma, G-ma, G-ma! I sing this song for you daily and miss you constantly! I will never forget you or what you meant to me YA YA!
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