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March 3, 2010
Karen,
I'm so sorry to hear about the lost of your brother he'll be missed by many. My prayers go out to you and your family at this difficut time.
Helen Sugar Notch,PA
Don Berman
February 27, 2010
To the Pehala family,
My sincere condolences. I played on the Meyers baseball team with Joe for three years, and I remember him as a fine pitcher and a great competitor.
My thoughts are with you at this time.
John & Myrna Pashinski
February 26, 2010
To the Pehala Family,
We are so sorry to hear about the passing away of Joe.
Gail, I lived across the St. from Joe and family in Warrior Run and I also graduated with you at Meyers HS. So please that care of yourself.
Phyllis Smithey
February 26, 2010
Dear Karen: I was so sorry to read of the passing of your brother. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the entire family during this difficult time. Love from your old friend and classmate, Phyllis Smithey
February 26, 2010
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.
Carol Brislin
February 26, 2010
I'am deeply sorry to hear about the passing of your husband and ann's son. Joe and I where playmates when we where young. Although we lost contact in years I will never forget him
Love
Carol Podsadlik Brislin
P.S unfortunaley I will not be able to come to the viewing or funderal services because I'm in Maine babysitting my grandchildren.
Maria Evans
February 25, 2010
I can comprehend just how sad you must feel
For the loss of someone you love.
This sorrowful time must still feel unreal
And you’re looking for strength from above.
I hope, from my heart, that your pain will decrease,
That your spirit will gain strength again,
And I pray that your faith will create inner peace
And that God will send blessings.
Till then, if you need me to lighten your load,
I’m waiting to come to your aid.
Just call on me, and I’ll walk down that road,
Until the dark times start to fade.
Take care of my mom for me Uncle Joe. Give her a big hug for me.
till we meet again.....
February 25, 2010
Joe lived in conyngham, we didn;t get to see our brother in law too much, but over the years when we did, he always was with kids, driving a van full of them. Joe had an easy way about him, a quietness , he was a good listener and had the great laugh.. He spoke so highly of his "love" Gail throughout the years and gave her
credit for so much in their lives together.. They both helped each other
and clearly were a team. We joked about being fellow Pollacks, loving those Polish recipes. He never forgot to ask about us or our family, my Dad, my mom, the kids, denny and me..He always made it priority to ask about "you"!
The loss is great,
but knowing that Joe is no doubt, undeniably with Jesus in heaven is
the greatest comfort, knowing that we will see him someday, knowing that him and Pop Gittens and Aunt Liffy are sharing stories, but most of all he is at peace, with no more suffering, and living a joyful and contented life. Hug Pop and aunt Liffy for us. Barb/Denny Gittens
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