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Joellyn M Bufalini
August 1, 2023
I still can't believe you both are gone, and yet it seems like forever. I can't tell you how many times I grab for my phone to talk sports...or just talk. I've always heard the stories of how you soak the sheriff in the 4th of July parade. Now I've actually seen you in action. Pictures are great. I love when they come up on Facebook of you two. It is so great to see your faces and the things you two were up too.
You were such young parents, I never even thought this would happen...and I never dreamed it would be this hard. I always felt so safe knowing you were there. Now the whole world is scary. But it's going to be ok. Some time. Mourning is a tough, long and painful process. I know you're with me, both of you, helping me along. The strength will come back and hopefully the migraines will get lost! I miss your faces and hugs and I love you's so much. I love you more! Keep enjoying the pain free life and I hope it's even greater than you expected! Don't forget to save me a spot. I hope I see you at the pearly gates! Give Mom a hug for me too. Please send me strength. I'm praying for strength too. I love you so very very much!! xoxoxo
Bob van Keuren
June 4, 2019
I am sorry to hear of the passing of Jim Bernhard. I remember the three of you when we were young: Jim, Pat, and Gerry Lou, and your parents. We played together and your family was kind to us, like one time when electricity was off for several days and you helped us by storing food in a gas-powered refrigerator. My brother Tom and I lived a few houses away on the corner of Thomas and Syndicate.
God's blessings to you and your family.
--Bob van Keuren
Saint Paul and San Diego
November 5, 2018
I remember the 3 of you. I lived next door on Edmund ave. Jeannie Priesnitz
November 4, 2018
So sorry to read of Jim's passing, I worked with Jim & several of his High School Friends making pizza at my families "the Pizza House" over 60 years ago. Rose Marie Bilotte Fischer
October 28, 2018
Pat, So sorry to hear about ,Jim. I have known Jim for a long time. Jim and ny Tom, worked together, hunted, shared a few drinks and helped each other, they were good friends. Please accept my heartfelt sympathy and hope your memories will get you through your loss. It is a difficult time, I know, as my Tom has been gone 6 years. I will be thinking of you, God Bless.........Connie McDonnell, Austin
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