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Peter Greco
April 12, 2005
Dear Arlene and Ray and family,
Saw the notice this morning and am just writing to send my condolences. It's a sad fact that we are all getting older and that no one can change our destiny. But, please know that we are all grieving with you and will share memories of him.
Sincerely, Peter Greco and family
(son of Ralph and nephew of your mom)
WANDA LACY
April 12, 2005
NO MORE PAIN, NO MORE SUFFERING. I KNOW YOU ARE HAPPY NOW THAT YOU ARE WITH FRAN. I WILL ALWAYS TREASURE OUR FRIENDSHIP.
Phil Santoro
April 12, 2005
Dear Arlene and Ray Jr.,
When I was a young salesman, your dad was extremely helpful in my becoming a successful salesman. He was a great guy.
Sincerely, Phil Santoro
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