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Maryanna Kuziela
March 17, 2002
Father Skupien will be sincerely
missed by my family and myself. He
was a wonderful friend, who you can
always count on. I hope that he meets Tony in heaven and they have a
good baseball game.
Hilarie (Goetz) Kuziela
March 15, 2002
Father Ed was the epitomy of what a Catholic priest should be - reverent and revered,soft-spoken and wise. His love for our parish, and commitment to its people will never be felt again. He was one in a million! I mourn that my children will probably never meet a man of his caliber to guide their souls. He was very much loved - a kind man with a gentle soul. I am forever grateful for his presence in my life.
Catherine Lenart
March 14, 2002
A great and wonderful pastor who will be missed!
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