Darlene E.M. Sweeney

Darlene E.M. Sweeney

November 25, 1928 - June 16, 2014

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madelon Gott
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Dear Deb, Dave and Beth, We are so sorry for your loss. Your mom was a sweet lady. I remember a family reunion in 1953 where she and your dad were pushing Dean in a red and white striped stroller. All of the girls (Ann, Betty Jean, Judy and I) were fussing over who was going to get to push Dean next. Your Mom had a lot of sadness in her life and is now free of pain and reunited with those who have gone before. Your family is in our prayers. Lou and Madelon (Vethe) Gott
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Cindy & Jim Jorgensen
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Deb, Dave and Beth, Jim and I are so sorry for th loss of your mom. She was a very special lady. Deb, I will also remember the night we got home from our cruise at 3:00 in the morning and your mom was there to greet us and as we were talking with her, she asked why we were both swaying. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you. I found this saying after my mom passed and it has always been were special: "When someone you love becomes a memory, that memory becomes a treasure" With Love, Cindy & Jim Jorgensen
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Tom Spilde
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David, Beth and Deb. Barb and I are very sorry for your loss. Her memory brings many fond thoughts and memories. She would always tell my about our age. Example: she was 65, Carol Ann was 55 and I was 45. She got a kick out of that. We can not attend her services as we will be out of country. But rest assured we are thinking about Darlene. Again sorry for your loss. Tom and Barb Spilde
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MARY SIMMERS
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DEB,BETH AND DAVID: SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT THE LOSS OF YOUR MOM. I HAVE NOT SEEN HER IN A VERY LONG TIME BUT REMEMBER HER FONDLY. IN THIS PICTURE SHE LOOKS ALOT LIKE MY GRANDMOTHER ANNA AND A LITTLE LIKE MY MOM. I WILL NOT BE ABLE TO COME BACK FOR THE SERVICES BUT WILL BE THINKING OF YOU ALL. AGAIN SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. JOHN AND MARY SIMMERS & FAMILY (FRAUST) TANYA WIATRAK AND FAMILY
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Jean Coenen
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Deb and David: I'm so sorry for your loss of your mom. I have so many memories of your mom. She actually went with my mom to East High School to listen to me sing in the choir. I use to sit on the front porch on Oak Street with your mom and we would have long talks. I am glad that my brother and I got to see you and David when we were out for our walks with my mom. Take Care. Jean Coenen