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Kimberly London (Vital Link)
January 8, 2009
To: Mr. Maurice Moore Sr. and Family
I am so very sorry for the loss of your dear son. It seems like yesterday when I was at your home talking to him. I know that God will see you through this time of sorrow. Be strong and I will continue to pray for and your family. Always remember that you will meet him again and he is safe with the Lord. I know that Peewinkle is smiling down on you and saying "don't worry dad I'm ok". Mr. Maurice you did more than a father could do for his son. Be blessed and continue on leaning towards the Lord.
Renee Parker
January 6, 2009
I am so sorry to hear about Pee Winkle!! I know it has been a very long time since I have seen any of you!! I also have a sweet angel with Down Syndrome and know the love you have for him.. My heart breaks for you & I will be praying for your loss!! I hope you remember who I am.
Pam & Buster Culotta
January 6, 2009
Maurice & Moore Family,
We are so sorry for your loss of Peewinkle. What a very special man he was! We feel so privileged to have known him...he knew how to bring joy to our hearts and put a smile on our face. Because of the love and care he had from you and Connie, he had such a happy heart that was contagious! He will be missed by so many. I thank God that our paths in this life crossed! Knowing he is in heaven with his precious mom and knowing he is no longer feeling ill gives me comfort. We have wonderful memories to cherish...just thinking about him makes me smile! Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. Love you!
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