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Tommy Naughtin
July 19, 2022
Rest In Peace, Bro!!
Ralph and Margaret Terrazas
July 30, 2021
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.
Thomas Naughton
July 30, 2021
"Porky" was a true and loyal friend who's friendship spanned decades. Glad to have "touched bases" a few times in recent years. We shared great memories of our youth. Rest in Peace and don't be giving the Angels a rough time!!
Kimberly Burke
July 28, 2021
Your stories, your wisdom, your chair at Bionda. Your friendship with our family. My heart is sad. You will truly be missed, my friend.
Jerry Considine
July 27, 2021
Take Care my friend Give my best To Stubby!!
Michael Evans
July 27, 2021
Blessing to the family. He was loved by alot of people.
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