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Judas Chappell:
Charles Konieckzi was an amazing man. He was a great father, husband, and even grandfather. Charles had two children named Charles and Tony, twins, both going on to have multiple kids. Charles wouldn’t meet his great grandchildren, but they honor him anyway, keeping him close in their hearts. Charles was a happy man with an average life. He argued with his wife and loved his boys dearly. Charles was the funniest man you could have met.
Patricia Lafleche:
Family - My father had bought a single-family home on 36 Laval Street on the 8th of August of 1968 when my mother Cecile his spouse was carrying me in her womb before giving birth to me on a Monday evening at 6:19pm December 2,1069 in the maternity unit at the Woonsocket Hospital. I was the newborn baby of 7 older siblings Louise the oldest, Ronald came second, Celeste came third till she was struck by a car on the 8th on November 1975 at the age of 13, then came Russell, after came Jaquline she died on 1/18/24 of a heart attack, my brother Richard came next, he is married with two adult kids. Then came David, I was next, then Rita she is happily married with three children and also a grandmother of five granddaughters, then last but not least the baby of the family Joseph.
Heather Arce:
Randy was my dad and he died of lung cancer on August 30, 2021 at 7:59 a.m. He was surrounded by his wife Lynne of 49 years and his daughter Heather GeBott Arce and his son Jeff GeBott as he took his last breaths at home. He is greatly missed. He was the best dad and an even better papa and great grandpa. He is missed everyday by his family and life hasn’t been the same since he passed. He was a good man and a hard worker and would do anything to help anyone. He was loved dearly.
Claude Konqui:
respect to a very fine and gentle former pen- friend and friend - Radu Culici was my pen friend from Romania when we were around 14 y.o to 28. I met him later at my home in Switzerland as he was already living in the United States. Time passing and personalities changing while both becoming adults, we gradually lost sight of each other and I was very shocked and sad when I learnt he passed away at the early age of 46. Born in 1954, I am by now 70 and never forgot the freedom of thought (very courageous in Ceaucescu's Romania) and the gentleness of Radu. May he rest in peace. With all my respect to his family and relatives.
Barbara Waites:
CW4 Howard E. Morton was a son to Joe and Irene Morton. He was a former husband of Barbara Morton Waites. He was a father to James Clifton Farrar, Kimber Leigh Farrar, and Marla Michele Morton. He served in the Army for almost 27 years, and was killed in an Army plane crash on December 1, 1989, at the age of 47. He also served as a Texas Highway Patrolman from 1966 through 1968, before returning to the Army after his younger brother, Billy Wayne Morton, was killed Viet Nam. He was a very handsome man and well liked. He will always be remembered by those who loved him.
Thomas Gorbas:
At 18 years old I joined USAF and became a Jet Engine Mechanic. After 4-years military, I then went on to college on and off over the years. I then obtained a BA Degree in Criminal Justice (3.5 GPA) from University of Central Florida, and later a Masters Degree in Management (4.0 GPA) from Webster’s University. Became then became a Florida State Sworn Certified Police Officer 1976 to 2006 UCFPD (Retired as a Lieutenant). I was married twice 10 years apart. First wife was Sally Schorfield, and then second the second wife was Cynthia Rivera. Both marriages ended in divorces. I had one son Anthony by second wife, and he is an adult living in his own home in Florida. As for me, I am still enjoying good health and retirement to date ... tg
Kathy Hughes:
Thornton, England?? - Please tell me where this is? In researching my great grandfather and where he was born I was told there is no such town as “Thornton” in England. I’ve been trying to find his parents for many years with no luck so far. His name was Charles Thornton and he was born about 1855 in England. Not sure when he came to the USA but it was before 1872 when he married my great grandfather in Iowa.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Kathy
Ann May:
Dr Dull - Dr Dull was my OB-GYN and delivered my baby in 1967. She was an amazing doctor and very professional but also treated each patient with the greatest care. Very concerned for each of her patients.
I would have continued under her care but I relocated in 1998. Her staff was the best I was only 20 when I became pregnant and her nurse Peggy was a precious motherly type I could not imagine going through my pregnancy without her.
I wish I had known of her illness and her passing. I will always remember her for her gentle nature. I lost my mother when I was 18 and Dr. Dull certainly got me through my most joyous time ever and yet sad because I wish my mother could have been with me.
Dr. Dull you were an angel and still are God bless you now and always you certainly impacted many lives and the Kingdom. God created you for such a time.
I have two beautiful healthy grown daughters and 3 grown grandchildren and I count my blessings everyday.
Fond memories and blessings,
Ann May
Austin Peach:
Grandfather - Roy Peach was my grandfather. I knew him for a total of 3,467 days. He took pictures of me when I was a baby and I remember the day he died. It haunts me to know I never got a chance to say goodbye. I will love and miss him everyday. He was the best grandfather I could have asked for and I will always cherish his memory. He had a lovely wife who was my grandmother also named Lois Peach. They had a lovely home in Keshena, WI.
Bill Coomer:
Great Grandfather Zeal Coomer - Zeal Coomer was my great grandfather living in Somerset, KY. His oldest son Charles Ellis Coomer was my grandfather and his son Charles Coomer, Jr. was my father.
I was not old enough to know much about Zeal and am looking for any information about his professional life and business.
