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Jill Szostak
July 13, 2005
The way my Grammie cupped your face when she kissed always me feel special and loved. She taught me to crochet, to pray the rosary and to cook. She also told to never accept wooden nickels when I was waitressing.
Andrew Szostak
July 12, 2005
To all who knew and loved my Grammie, may your hearts be full with wonderful memories of her. I will forever remember leaving her kitchen table every time with a tummy full of Grammie's love. God Bless her.
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