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John Farina
April 1, 2006
Hi, Uncle Tom. I've been thinking about you as I've been working on getting my mom's affairs in order. I'm sure you two have met again. It's not hard to know when Roz has arrived. I'm sorry you both had to suffer so much to earn your rewards, but it is surely better now. Please tell Ma, my father John, Ann, Tony and Joe how much we love them and miss them. I guess they already know. Your loving nephew, John
Lorraine Jemc (Mueller)
December 30, 2005
Long time friend and classmate at Newberry Grammer School and Waller High School.
Linda & Tim Bogan
December 29, 2005
Our condolences on the loss of your Father and Grandfather.
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