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Tony Krivitski
April 14, 2023
Yes, I still think of you, Paula. . .same age as my Dad's demise. . .
Kim Skinnell
April 24, 2008
Doug,
I am sorry to hear of Paula's passing. I remember Paula coming in for check ups at Dr. Bowen's office. She was a wonderful person and even when she wasn't feeling well, she always had kind words to say. Just know that she is watching over you now and is healthier than she has ever been.
God Bless!
Barbara Moyer
April 22, 2008
Doug & family
I am so sorry to hear of Paula's passing. Doug, I saw first hand each time you came into the doctor's office how much you complimented each other with love, care and respect of each other. Paula always had something nice to say even when she came to be taken care of she left having made us feel better. I know you will miss her but know she is in a far better place and with a new pain free body. May the thought that you will meet again give you comfort and peace at this time and in the weeks and months ahead. I know only of you her family because she talked so lovingly about you all and always looked forward to times she was planning to come and visit you. Please know that you all will be in my thoughts and prayers during this time.
Billie Sue Doan
April 21, 2008
Doug, i'm sorry for your loss, i took care of paula several times on 4T at arnot. She's watching over you now. She's in a better place. She will not be hurting anymore
Josephine Muncy
April 21, 2008
Doug and family, I am sorry to hear of your loss. I know she is in a better place with no pain. I will miss her kind words and smile. Doug you take care now. I'm hoping to make a trip north towards the end of the year. I will check with you when the time gets close to see if you are not busy or will be at home. Please feel free to email me. Always with the fondess memories.
Richard and Louise Miller
April 21, 2008
Doug and Family, we are so sorry to hear of Paula's passing. We know all the things Paula said about you in the paper have to be true. We will pray for you and your family. Your neighbors on Elizabeth Avenue
Anthony "Matt" Krivitski
April 20, 2008
Ah, Jeez! "Ant-Knee" is sure going to miss your great E-mails! I'm glad we got a chance to talk on phone recently! Wish now that I had visited Corning & Horseheads last Winter as I had planned. . .Carpe Diem! Any of my "City Cousins" (& we were all about the same age!) wanting to get together to talk & grieve & celebrate Life as we knew/know it? My Mom, "Aunt Libby", was the 1st to tell me when I called her yesterday evening, followed by "Aunt Trudy's" E-mail. My sympathies to Doug & all our ever-diminishing family!
Tina Scott
April 20, 2008
Doug and Family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. I was just talking to friends about the wonderful time we had at the cottage. Take care and God Bless.
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