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Gina Osipczuk (Loconte)
February 4, 2002
To the Cocco Family,
I'm so sorry for the loss of your father. I know we haven't kept in touch, but I've been sick the last couple years. My mother pointed out the add, and I was unable to attend, but I give you all my deepest sympathy.
Kenneth & Donna Kiska
January 26, 2002
Dear Cocco Family,
Please accept our deepest sympathy on your loss. May your families endure.
Ken & Donna Kiska
debbie caccioppo
January 24, 2002
To the family of Mr. Joe Cocco.
I am so very sorry for your loss. Joe was a wonderful man. He never had a bad word for anybody. I will miss him very much. Now he's with Carol. What could be more special..
My thoughts and prayers are with each and everyone of you.
Debbie Caccioppo. Angels Restaurant
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