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Leonard and Leona Galas
October 15, 2009
To the Quagliano familty:
Deepest sympathy to you. Arlene was a special person - giving and thoughtful. I will miss her and thank her for her concerns in good and bad times. . I have a special place for her in my heart...God has a special place for her in heaven and she is now resting in peace.
Leonard Galas (brother) and Leona (sister-in-law)..
October 13, 2009
I still remember many lively conversations that Arlene would have with her guests, on happy family occasions. She enjoyed and lived life to the fullest, as was a wonderful wife, mother, sister, grandmother, and mother-in-law. her hospitality and infectious laugh, generosity, and love of her family and guests always made you feel special in her home. These are unique attributes indeed, for which I personally will always remember her. Even though I was not privileged to spend too much time with her in later years, I remember her as a memorable, loving, and wonderful person. Please accept my most profound condolences on your loss.
Yours sincerely,
Kathleen Morris
Oak Park, Illinois
October 12, 2009
To the Arlene and Richard Quagliano Family,
We wish to express our deepest sympathy to all of you. Though it has been years since our sledding and snowmobiling days of the 1970's in the Northwoods of Wisconsin,we still look at the pictures and home movies because those times with our family and your family were and are very precious to us. Somehow,we feel your Mom and Dad together with Laura,our dad,Bill Alexander (BILLY A.), and our sister,Patti have had a joyous reunion already in Heaven.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you,
The Bill Alexander Family
Bob,Julie,Janet,and Betty (wife of the late Bill)Alexander
October 12, 2009
Mom,
Thank you for all that you have done for me and my family these past 50+ year. You have taught me to be a loving wife, devoted mother and a loyal friend. You have also taught me to embrace color, never miss an opportunity to make a new freind, choose compassion, sing in the car and never miss the chance to add an extra handful of nuts to any recipe. It has been a long and diffucult 2 years. I am happy that you will be with Dad and I'm glad that Laura will finally have the oppotunity to be held by her mother. I LOVE YOU----JQM
Dawn Bonome
October 11, 2009
To the Quagliano Family,
My condolences to ALL of you! Your mom taught you, and brought you all up the right way, and in the end, you returned the favor to her by taking care of her.
Your Mom is now that happy girl, with the love of her life, Mr.Q, and God!
Kathy Halbherr
October 11, 2009
My deepest sympathy to your family, I was so sorry when I heard the news about Arlene. I worked with her at the Clerks office for many years, she was a great person. There were many times when she gave me advice like a mother would and I really respected that. I had not seen her in many years but thought about her often. I know the pain you are going through because I recently lost my mom and dad and I have been told that time will help with the pain. Having faith has helped me through to this point. I will keep you in my prayers and remember your mom and dad are together watching over you. You now have your own angels in heaven.
DORIS &BILL PULKOWNIK
October 11, 2009
OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHIES FROM 2 OLD CANASTA PLAYING FRIENDS, WHO WERE THERE FROM THE START. REST WELL LITTLE GIRL.
Alene Egan
October 11, 2009
Mom,
You taught me how to be a Wife, Mother, and a True Friend. We have shared countless good and bad times together, and I would not trade a minute of it. All the meals we enjoyed with Dad, Tim, Marty, Brian, and Carly, showed me the importance of Family, and what precious little time we all have. We shared our home with you, and in return you gave my children a gift that will last with them forever. I like to think we made a difference. I will always love, and miss you.
Alene
Alene Egan
October 11, 2009
Mom,
You taught me how to be a Wife, Mother, and a True Friend. We have shared countless good and bad times together, and I would not trade a minute of it. All the meals we enjoyed with Dad, Tim, Marty, Brian, and Carly, showed me the importance of Family, and what precious little time we all have. We shared our home with you, and in return you gave my children a gift that will last with them forever. I like to think we made a difference. I will always love, and miss you.
Alene
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