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Cheryl Vecchione
January 8, 2011
Thank you Auntie Maude for all of the fond memories. You left an amazing legacy behind of which I am proud to be a part of...May you now find eternal rest and joy with all of your angels in heaven...Love, Cheryl & Family
Dawn Williams
January 5, 2011
Aunt Maude was a great lady. Even in her elder years she was a volunteer at Resurrection Hospital where she stopped in to see how my mother was doing after surgery. I saw Aunt Maude a couple of years ago and she still asked me how my mother was.
Eileen Elenz
January 5, 2011
I am sorry to hear that Maude is gone. I sent her a Christmas card last year and it came back. I did not know how to reach anyone to see where she was. I always admired your mother and I enjoyed dancing the polka with her at family weddings. Please accept the condolences of the Leahy, Elenz, Breen families.
Eileen Leahy Elenz
Dave&Annalee Boerner
January 4, 2011
Thanks for the memories Aunt maude. The birthdays cards with a stick of gum and a five dollar bills inside. or a boat ride down the chicago river. or the family visits .I bet everyone was saying what took you so long . The world lost a great lady but heaven gained a saint. with fond memories god bless you, love Dave
Joan Fine
January 4, 2011
Heaven will celebrate your arrival... Dearest Aunt Maude.. Any one that knew you loved you. You simply had a beautiful way of making everyone feel special. You touched my life as I was growing up and countless others. Raised an amazing family with dignity never mentioning the struggles. You have left a wonderful 'footprint of life' in our hearts. I will always think of you with a smile in my heart, I know my Dad will be saving a song to sing as you enter your new home in Heaven. Travel with the Angels....as you now Rest in Peace
with love, your neice
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