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Eddy Rodriguez:
"Unbelievable what that poor girl went through my condolence to the family it absolutely incredible what devastated me for such a strong girl to be 4 days in the wilderness could have got ate alive by animals in the cold to survive and eventually die going to see her grandma God Rest her soul in peace she deserved better in this here life and a good man and kids and family rest in peace amen"
Daniel Pinna:
Woman Who Survived Shooting Dies in Crash - The following was written by the Associated Press and published in the L.A. Times on September 15th 1995. See [external link] for an archive.
OMAHA — A woman who survived four days in a ditch after being shot in the head by an ex-boyfriend, then struggled through therapy to walk again, was killed in an auto accident.
Laura Kucera, 20, died Wednesday on her way to visit her grandmother. Her car ran off a gravel road into a ditch and rolled.
Brian Anderson, 22, shot Kucera twice in the back of the head and once in the shoulder last October and left her for dead. He later had second thoughts and led rescuers to her. He was sentenced to up to 125 years in prison.
She spent 51 days in the hospital. She regained some use of her arms and had learned to walk again with some difficulty.
Jon Wilson:
Nextdoor neighbor - He was a good man I wish I was a better neighbor to his family, and helped him with his yard work .
I found out after his passing he was a WW2 vet I bet he could tell me about life back then
The only thing I can do for him now is to visit his and his wifes grave put an American flag and flowers on there head stone and say a prayer for them and how much I miss there presence as neighbors.
I love them both very much
Jon Phillip Wilson
821 Brower St
Anthony Louis:
Luigi Cresta Is my Grandpa - He was my grandpa and I heard some stories about him from my mom, Also I really want to know more about him I want to know what time that he died, I was born at 4:24 AM and I really want to tell him that I am his grandson I bet he had good life and I’ll will always remember him forever.
Sharon Mcalister:
Amos witter saxton,jr - Year of birth 1927 in oklahoma...his mother passed away the following year in 1928 due 2 pneumonia from typhoid fever...this was his father 2nd marriage which resulted in his 2nd wife early death after the loss of his 1st wife nancy mcquaid and their 3 daughters deaths in a breakenridge,tx housefire in dec 1923..his father amos,sr passed away in 1944 ...and all i know is amos,jr occasionally came to mckean co,pa to visit his aunt and paternal grandmother w/his dad where sarah jane epley saxton lived til she passed in 1934...i am looking for info as where amos witter saxton,jr is buried as he went into the service and apparently made a lifetime career out of it and remained,apparently,over in germany....thank you..i am the youngest granddaughter 2 amos witter saxton,jr's FIRST COUSIN margaret eloise perry barnes,daughter of his aunt sadie mae saxton perry,who was the sister of his father amos witter saxton,sr who he passed away in 1944 in buckeye,new mexico and buried alongside his 1st wife and the 3 daughters he tragically lost in a december 1923 texas housefire...any info anybody has i would appreciate it...😊
Karen Eusebio:
Livia was my paternal grandmother - Strong, independent, remarkable woman. Deeply spiritual, more of a solitary life. She had a green thumb, forested for berries and mushrooms, grew a garden tended fruit trees and flowers, and raised chickens, all by herself. An incredible cook, the best roast chicken, blueberry pie, real butter and cream. She would take us in the woods in Rhode Island, there was a little stream where she kept a metal cup. We would drink the cool water. She would have a piece of fruit and cut it up and say one for you, one for me, one for me, one for you. She was connected to Jesus, Mary, the angels and saints.
Rachelle Kaufman:
A wonderful mother - Gilda was my mother. She was born in Brooklyn and remained friends with her close childhood friends, Shirley, Rita, Thelma, Marlene, most of her life. She was married to my Dad, Elliott Kaufman from age 20 until she died. She had a half sister who lived in California. Her mother Jenny, moved to California to live with mom’s sister when I was a young girl. My mom never got over her abandonment issue with her mother. My mother was a beautiful woman who volunteered her time to working for the Lighthouse raising money for the blind, raising my brother and I and encouraging us to be our best. She loved dancing with my dad until lupus prevented her from doing what she enjoyed.
Ronald Zedilar:
My Grandmother - She was a loving woman. She was able to escape concentration camp during WW2. She and my grandfather Ivaca Zedilar 'Yukoslavian" Sadly she left behind her children in Poland due to being separated by Hitler. My father Ron Zedilar was born in Austria on the way to U.S. I never got to know my grandmother as much as I could have. My mother left my father when I was 3 and I didn't see him again until I was 13. Everytime I visited my Grandma in Yakima WA. She would cry and tell me she loved me And I was to skinny, and start feeding me. She went through so much I feel her pain in my heart.
Shelley Cardiel:
updated the profile photo of Guy Ketterer to Guy David Dewitt Ketterer.