Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Libby and Oyvind Wistrom
May 1, 2002
Oyvind and I would like to extend our deepest sympathies to your family. We believe in faith and prayers and angels that watch over us. It is our hope that you will find comfort knowing that in Heaven we are made whole again and shall someday be reunited with those we love.
Oyvind, Libby, Alex and Riley Wistrom
Sister Bernadette Newton
April 29, 2002
Dr. Conroy called me today, Dr. O'Shaughnessy to tell me of your mother's death. I am so very sorry and know what a terrible loss this is for you. Know you and your family are in my prayers and thoughts. I have been so grateful for the wonderful care you gave me and miss that. I am having surgery tomorrow for acid reflux and would ask your prayers. Take care and know your mother is in a very wonderful place and filled with happiness and joy. I will keep you in prayer. Sister Bernadette
Mary Brady (Lethert)
April 24, 2002
We were saddened to hear of Darlene's death. Although we didn't see her often, we did manage to have lunch when one of our classmates living out of state came for a visit. Our sympathies to her family. Our prayers are with you at this time.
Dick and Mary (Lethert) Brady
Leo & Janet Gelhar
April 24, 2002
We read of Darlene's death on our website. We were so sorry. We had planned to have lunch for so many summers now and never did get to it. She was such a good friend. We will miss hearing from her. Our Prayers are with you now in this sad time.
Pat Connolly, SJ
April 23, 2002
Dear Ray and family,
I read the sad news of Darlene's death on the
website for the Pioneer Press, and wish to send
my deepest sympathies to each and all of you.
I have a custom when a friend dies of trying to
celebrate my Mass Liturgy about the same
time as the Funeral Mass.
So tomorrow, Wednesday, out here in California
I shall be celebrating Mass c. 9:00 am and will
be with you in spirit and prayer.
Naturally, I shall be thinking of Darlene ----- most
especially of all her great sense of fun and laughter.
Fr. Pat Connolly, SJ
Al Spangenberg
April 23, 2002
Deepest sympathy to her family in their great loss. Aggie classmate
Philip Winston
April 23, 2002
My deep sympathies go out to the family of Dar O'Shaughnessy. She was a truly special, kind and beautiful woman. Her strength and love of life are an inspiration to us all. I wish her family, especially her husband Ray, and children Micahel, Eileen and Timothy peace and love in this difficult time.
-Philip Winston
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