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Tom Parisi
March 26, 2010
It's been a year, sister, but you're in all our hearts, minds and prayers. We miss you, Gail--your crazy laugh, your beating us at board games and your kind heart. I look back, too, and remember how incredibly courageous and strong you and Ed were in your most difficult times. God bless you and all of us who carry your memory in our own hearts. Your brother, Tom
April 12, 2009
To Beautiful Sis:
Your brother Sam & I will always remember the fun times we had. I guess you know now that he cheated when playing Trivia Pursuit long distance with you. You were blessed to have such a loving husband, daughter, parents & family.
Love, FAV SIL
Thanks Ed>>From Sam
Jenny Holcomb
March 30, 2009
Although not a blood relative, Gramma Gail is our children's Grandma in every sense of the word. She treated them as her own from the moment they were born and for that we will forever be graetful. They will miss her but as our 6 year old said, "Now she is not in pain and we should be happy because she is with Jesus. I don't feel like dancing or anything...not that happy, but I know I have another angel in heaven to watch over me."
Lorraine Caffey
March 29, 2009
To Edward Holcomb and Family -
My condolences are with you and your entire family.
To lose a loved one is like losing a piece of yourself…But the love that the person brought you did not leave…the essence of the person lingers…It can’t escape your heart for it’s been there so long. Cling to the memories and let them find their way to heal your heart. The love and the laughter, the joy and the togetherness you shared will make you strong. You’ll come to realize that your time together no matter how long or short that you were blessed to have such a precious gift in your life.
Although you may feel a deep sorrow that is not going to be easily dispelled, the God of comfort will help you through this time of sadness.
"Do not be afraid, for I am with you. Do not gaze about, for I am your God. I will fortify you. I will really help you. . . .” - Isaiah 41:10.
I hope the loving and fond memories of Gail engulf each and every one of your hearts and minds and keep you moving forward.
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