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Mary Jane Sousa
September 11, 2006
To the Family of the Dearest Diana:
I worked with Diana in Raytheon for many years. She was such a wonderful person and you are all in my thoughts and prayers during this most difficult time. I'm sorry that I was unable to attend either her wake or funeral. May God bless you all.
Sincerely yours,
Mary Jane (Moniz) Sousa & Family
jeff messier
September 5, 2006
Will never forget the prime-1 partys at the house..We can all remember that those were great days. So sorry for your lost
Sheila Almquist
September 4, 2006
Hi. Sandi,
So sorry to hear about Aunt Diane's death. She will be missed. Steve and my family want you and Dave and the kids to know how much we regret not being able to attend the services. Please know that we are thinking of you. Take Care.
Sheila, Steve, Jennifer nad Carl
Karen Santolupo
September 3, 2006
To the family,
Diana was a great soup kitchen friend and volunteer. I looked forward to seeing her each week throughout my ten years of volunteering. We always had a good laugh over something. Lighthearted conversation and chit-chat about everthing and anything kept us company while we worked together to prepare the daily meals. Your mom was a wonderful person that will be deeply missed. I hope she did not suffer. My regards to all of you.
Marie Burden
September 3, 2006
Sandra and family, your Mom was a great woman and I always looked forward to "Tuesdays at the Soup Kitchen" because that was her day to volunteer. I always felt blessed to be considered her friend. You and the grandchildren are in my thoughts and prayers.
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