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Bernie
July 28, 2008
Over the years Tammy shared so many wonderful stories of her Pappy with me. I am so sorry for your loss
Joshua Tomes
July 22, 2008
Pappy,
Saying good-bye to you has been harder than I thought. Being so far away makes it harder, because it's easier to think you're still at home in your chair watching TV, until I remember otherwise. I regret that I didn't make the time to visit you more when we would visit, but I'm glad I got to spend some time with you over the fourth of July weekend. You are and will continue to be missed. I'll see you in about sixty or so years. Keep and eye out for me and try not to cause too much trouble.
Love you always,
Josh
Bobby Tomes
July 20, 2008
I remember the times Pap when you would take me down to the K-mart store at the Delco shopping center. We would go back into their little diner and you would order me a big chocolate shake. I know you did these things because you loved me. I will see you again. Don't eat all the Orange Pineapple icecream before I get there!!
Tammie Zech
July 20, 2008
"Booky" as some of us called him at dialysis. He will greatly be missed by the staff at DCA dialysis. He was such a sweetheart. We enjoyed having fun with him. I'm so sorry for your loss, but we know he's in a better place. May the wonderful memories give you comfort during this difficult time. May God comfort your family.
Tammy Dise
July 20, 2008
I have a lot of great memories of you, Pappy. You will be missed. I know that you'll be waiting to greet us in heaven. Save a recliner for me.
Love Always - Your Granddaughter,
Tammy
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