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1936 - 2018
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Cheryl Purrone

My brother was a very brave man. Even though he endured terrible illnesses in his lifetime, he always managed a smile. The last year of his life was filled w/more hardship than one should endure. Cancer is a terrible disease & my brother was riddled w/it. It wouldn't leave him him be. Just when it seemed he was out of the woods, it reared its' ugly head in another part of his body. Not being able to eat the last year of his life or swallow would depress the average person, however, my brother accepted it & made the best of it. He had so many friends & never held a grudge..I never heard him use a curse word. He would forgive "people" who took gross advantage of him when most humans would never be able to forgive acts of deceit. I was glad to be able to spend his last year w/him & be w/him through some tough ordeals. I know in my heart he is with God, Jesus, my mom & dad & his beloved grandmother & is finally @peace. Love, Cheryl
Friday March 9, 2018 at 9:06 am
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