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Barbara Dyjak
September 30, 2006
We will truly miss our "Auntie Celia."Her great determination, love of life, thoughtfulness and sense of humor will be greatly missed.
God bless and keep you, Uncle Joe.
Sara and Jesse White
September 30, 2006
Aunt Cecelia was a kind and loving person. I have many happy memories of her and will mess her greatly.
LaVerne Lapiezo
September 29, 2006
Cecelia was a very kind person. She was my mother, Angeline (Korbal)Lapiezo, cousin. My deepest sympathy's to Joe.
James Dyjak
September 28, 2006
Aunt Cecelia was a strong, very independent woman. We know she has gone on to a better place, and will be happy there. We'll miss you Aunt Cecelia...
Love from Jim,Artie,& the puppies.
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