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WALTER & BILL HORABIK
February 27, 2007
ROCCO:
We are so sorry to hear about the death of your mother,and you have our deepest sympathy.

February 24, 2007

Grandma and Kyle
February 24, 2007
Geoffrey Pannaralla
February 24, 2007
Mom, you were always there for us, your children and your grand- children. You are a great loss to me and my family (Jackie, Kyle). You were in our thoughts everyday whether you knew it or not. To hear "oh Geoffrey" I was just thinking about you (when I would call)meant the world to me. It made me realize how very special it is to be part of a family. You may not be here in person, but your spirit and love will always be with us. So goodbye for now until we can sit and have are coffee and tea together again...Love you always
diane dulong
February 24, 2007
To the Pannaralla Family
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I have very many happy memories of your mom and my aunt. I remember spending many summer days at her house and even with all the kids she had she always welcomed me to spend the night. Just remember all the good times.
Al Rimkus
February 23, 2007
Rocco
Sorry to hear about the death of your mother. I would have attended the wake had I known about her death. Please accept my sympathy.
Joan Barrett
February 22, 2007
TO Pannaralla family I'm so very sorry for your lost. My sister and I share many a good time with Catherine at VIS and Sherman Park. We laugh at lot together. We will both miss her she was quite a lady. I will keep her in my prayers and always in my memories . Joan Barrett (orland park) and Noreen Orr (Chicago)
Gail Gordon Baron
February 22, 2007
My condolences to the Pannaralla family, I am so sorry for your loss, I would like to share a memory that comes to me everytime I think of Catherine, this was many decades ago on 54th St. and my mother had sent me down to Catherine's with some item, I don't remember now just what it was, but when I got to the house, she wasn't home and someone directed me out to the garage. There was Catherine sitting in the garage in a lawn chair by herself, I asked her what she was doing out there and she said "Oh their driving me crazy in that house, I just came out here to have some peace and quiet by myself" , we had a good laugh about it that day and after I had three kids of my own, I totally understood about the garage and I would smile and think of Catherine, she was a great lady and always so kind to me whenever I visited, my mother missed her sorely when they could no longer visit together,she always looked forward to seeing her and she always admired her great legs, she used to say "That Catherine can walk for miles with those legs". I hope they will be able to have a nice visit together now. What a strong and inspirational woman she was, she had a great laugh, I can still hear it. God Bless you all.
Michelle Siemiawski
February 22, 2007
To the Pannaralla family, we were very sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Joe Catuara
February 21, 2007
I would like to express my deepest regrets from my family to yours.
Donald Railsback
February 21, 2007
She was a great Lady, I will pray to My Mother to give her a big welcome.
Mike Pinto
February 21, 2007
To the Pannaralla family, we are sincerely sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Marise Doucet-Pannaralla
February 21, 2007
To a beloved English lady in every sense of the word. You were a loving grandmother and gracious mother-in-law who always had a sense of humor. I was blessed to have known you and having you as a friend.
Janice Kazmierczak
February 21, 2007
I am sincerely sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with the Pannaralla family at this very sad time. Especially to my friends Geoff & Jackie.
Mark
February 21, 2007
Grandma, I'm glad your suffering is over but still sad to see you go. You will live forever in my memories, my heart and in the fiery, take no prisoners, stand up and be strong temperment that we all learned from you. Via con Dios!! Much Love,
mark
Pamela Molitor
February 21, 2007
Dear Mom,
You were my inspiration, my guide, my mentor, my friend.
I love you now, as I loved you when
we talked, we laughed, we cried -together.
Words are inadequate to express my heatfelt thanks,
and words will never fill the void
of your touch, your voice, your essence, "you".
I am forever grateful to have been loved by you, to have known you, to have been part of you.
I love you, Mom. Amen
Gena Pannaralla Faas
February 21, 2007
Grandma, your suffering is finally over. I have missed you for a long time, but you live in my heart and my memories forever. So, until we meet again... I love you.
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