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Joanne Finwall
January 12, 2009
Dear Dad,
I wish things could have been different between us. I want you to know that I'm sorry and I love you. I went to see the "crooked" tree last night and it brought a smile to my face. I will be watching for those guardian angels (thanks for the one you sent this morning) and any other signs you send. I'm glad all your pain and suffering is gone now. God bless you and may you rest in peace. We will meet again someday and I look forward to that.
Love always, Joanne
P.S. Tony and the kids (Tim, Angelina, Tommy and Lil Tony)
said hello and GO SOX!!
Bud Vajarsky
January 4, 2009
Joe,
INTERNATIONAL, We will never forget how Joe got this name. It was one of our trips to Florida and after a long day of seeing the Bears & Bucs game. We were all joking to Joe about how World Wide he had become with flying to Florida with us and someone said something about that he was INTERNATIONAL. He laugh really hard and said thats it I'm "International Joe", now. Well the name has stuck with Joe for the next twenty years. We, Bud, Pam & Eric Vajarsky have shared many softball games, vacations, holidays and parties with Joe and will never forget how close a friend he had become to us. We will always remember him with the old hat and his hardly laugh. We certainly will miss him.
Sincerely,
Bud, Pam & Eric Vajarsky
Port Richey, Florida
Debbie Scalzo
January 3, 2009
Rose,
I am so sorry to hear about your brother, I wish I could be there for you! Please tell your mom and family my thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Christina Ohlson (Sondej)
January 3, 2009
We will miss you Uncle Joe!!! You were always smiling and loved playing video games with us! You never got past Mario but that's ok!! We loved spending time and the holidays with you.
Sending all my love to Gram, Mom, Dennis, Corey and Aunt Darlene!!!!!
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