Judith Marie Dodd (jmd197@pacbell.net)
26 January, 2000
Happy Birthday Momma, I hope that all of heaven’s angels sing you “Happy Birthday” and decorate the clouds with stars, and bake you the best Angel food cake ever, and that you have a wonderful party. My God how I miss you answering the phone when I called and needed a word of love.
Your loving daughter, Kofer — MZ
Name at birth: Marie Cecila Elizabeth Loughlin Date of birth: 25 January 1920 Place of birth: Keysville, New York Date of death: 14 December 1994 Place of death: San Diego, USA Place of burial: Highland Cemetery, South Bend, Indiana USA
Submitted by: Judith Marie Dodd (jmd197@pacbell.net)
Our Mother, Marie Cecila Elizabeth Loughlin, Kochendofer, Waters, whom we loved dearly, who was the Matriarch of the Loughlin Clan; including being the first born of 10, and gave life to 5 children, and is grandmother to 11 and great-grandmother to 7. Thank you for this oportunity to express this, and a place to visit her when I need to feel in touch with her spirt.
“Lou” (loudlr@cox.net)
26 November, 2004
Dont hit me baby, it wasnt me really, I know your B Day..it was the PCs fault…lol Have I ever Forgot your B Day?.. Well there was that one time?…nooooooo….lol Its Great we can still laugh together even though you are in Heaven my Angel. How do I go each day without you in my life I will never know. I will have to say it is you that makes me get through every day. Especially the holidays(((sigh))) I love you and miss you so much. Untill next time I can get the courage to write. Your husband Lou
18 November, 2004
I would like to leave flowers for you my darling wife. Today was your B-Day. I didn’t need this day to be thinking of you. You are on my mind every min of everyday. I still mourn for you. But you bring a smile to my face still the same. You are in my mind and in my heart always and forever. Your husband for eternity, Lou
Amazingracie1@aol.com
28 March, 2000
I would like to leave flowers at the monument of Waller, Jacqueline S. who passed away May 7, 1997. I would also like to leave these few words: Jackie, I never met you but feel like I’ve known you for a long time. You were a truly special unforgettable person and I would like to honor you for that. And for all the love you shared with those we love today. You will never be forgotten. Grace
CantGoHome@aol.com
11 May, 1999
Another year has come and gone. I was the younger, now I’m getting older. I think that might give you a good laugh. The two children we were and the grown up friends will always be in my heart. Someday I’ll walk down that hallway and through that door of Light that you crossed over two years ago. I know without a doubt that you’ll be waiting and smiling and ready to say “Lets talk”, or “Remember when,,,,,,” Your boys are growing good Jackie. You did a super job. They’ve become men who have learned to fit inside their own skin–and that’s somethng only a mother can teach. I hold you in my heart now and forever my playmate, teenage bud, and woman grown friend. Love, Peggy
pj flowers (flowers@hubwest.com>)
01 December, 1998
In life there is death.
Through death, your spirit has blessed me, Jackie.
In dying there is life forevermore.
….PJ Flowers, Albuquerque, NM
Djon50 (Djon50@aol.com)
13 May, 1998
One year ago, a beautiful person went to a wonderful place of light and sunshine. We played as chidren, giggled as teens, and then lost each other for a while. We had only begun to know the grown up women that grew from those two laughing children, when you left. Know Jackie, that you were loved then, and will be loved and carried inside my heart for all of my life. Send me some sunshine when you get a chance, OK?
Always,
Peggy
| Name at birth: | Jacqueline Wheatley |
| Date of birth: | Nov 16 1948 |
| Place of birth: | Louisville, Ky |
| Date of death: | May 7 1997 |
| Place of death: | Las Vegas NV |
| Resting place: | St. Josephs Cemetery, Bardstown, KY |
| Submitted by: | Louis B Waller (LOUDLR@aol.com) |
Since I met you, I’ve fallen in love with you at least a hundred times, for a hundred different reasons. Sometimes I fell in love with you when I watched you doing something you enjoyed, something you were involved in that you were unaware of my presence. Sometimes I fell in love with you when I listened to you talk to other people. Whether you were being interesting and funny or warm and caring and genuinely concerned, you had a way of making people feel better with nothing more than words. Sometimes I fell in love with you just remembering all the memories we’ve made, falling in love for the first time, staying in love during the rough times, finding more to love about each other every day. And whenever I thought about the wonderful things the were to lie ahead of us, I fell totally and completely in love with you all over again.
Your loving husband
RWalker202@aol.com
22 October, 2003
You are in Adam’s heart and my heart forever. We miss you everyday.
19 October, 2002
Still in our hearts and thoughts everyday Chuck. Adam and I love you eternally…
Darkstar26299@aol.com
19 February, 2001
I send these flowers in the name of my uncle who has had his new heart now for 7 years. I work in a hospital in a cardiac unit. I started after he got his heart. I watch cardiac monitors for 12 hours a night. I know that the average heart transplant lives 10 years. My uncle has done a lot of visiting and talking with people on the list waiting. He has helped lots of patients keep their fath as waiting for long periods which most often happens causes depression. I know that at any moment God could call him home. I hope someone would remember him as well. These people like your husbond have a lot of courage and I look up to them and I thank God for giving us the ability to do heart transplants so that we might have them around a little longer.
Name at birth: Charles Ernest Walker Date of birth: August 30th, 1947 Place of birth: Topeka, Kansas, U.S.A. Date of death: July 6th, 1996 Place of death: Topeka, Kansas, U.S.A. Place of burial: Topeka Cemetary, Topeka, Kansas, U.S.A.
Submitted by: Robin Walker (REW@srmspo.wpo.state.ks.us)
To the breath of my life, forever….
The earth was blessed in 1947, when Charles Ernest Walker was born. As a boy he was called “Sonny”, and later “Chuck”. In 1988 he was given a chance for new life, when he underwent a heart transplant, and then, he married me. In 1990 our beautiful boy was born, Adam Charles Walker, the pride and joy of his father. Chuck was swiftly taken by the angels on July 6th, 1996. He is still with us — watching, protecting, and smiling with love. We will be with him again — in the blink of an eye.
deanna5145@yahoo.com
11 September, 2008
Daddy I miss you so very much but i know mommy is there taking care of you , I wish you could have stayed here longer to make men out of your sons but i know you had to go. But the boys have become men now and family oriented their not but both our good men daddy. hug mommy for me i love and miss you both so much. Your loving Daughter, Deanna
“Jan Warner” (jswjps@rr1.net)
13 October, 2000
Flowers
| Name at birth: | Leroy John Walden |
| Date of birth: | 02-05-1921 |
| Place of birth: | Marion Heights, IN. U.S.A. |
| Date of death: | 16-03-1981 |
| Place of death: | Corpus Christi, TX. U.S.A. |
| Resting place: | Fort Sam Houston — San Antonio, TX. U.S.A. |
| Submitted by: | Deanna M. Walden (waldo@comwares.net) |
Leroy John Walden (Roy) Seaman 1st class United States Navy
Son of Bert and Myrtle Walden
Beloved Husband of Virginia B.(McCoy) Walden.
Loving Father of three adopted children.
Deanna Marie Walden, John Craig Walden and Edward Leroy Walden. Two Grandchildren born after his death.
Dustin Matthew Walden and Erika LeeAnn Walden.
Six Brothers-Jim, Gerald, Clarence, Leonard, Wilburn and Seth.
Six Sisters-Norma, Pat, Mary, May, Carolyn, and Alice.
Leroy (Roy always loved to coon hunt with his best friend and companion (Old Rambler his hunting dog).
He was an Auto Mechanic for several years.
Retired at an early age, with heart problems.
He loved children.
We all feel God put Wings on his shoulders, when he reached Heaven.
He was the greatest Father to all of us.
We miss you Daddy!
You will always be in our hearts.
Someday we know you will greet us again with open arms.
Rest in Peace Our Loving Father
Sadly missed by all!
LiLWhitedove01@webtv.net
10 April, 2003
a field of flowers for you.
Name at birth: Margaret Ann Villeneuve Date of birth: 27-01-1922 Place of birth: Iron River, Michigan Date of death: 13-04-1946 Place of death: Ishpeming, Michigan Place of burial: Catholic cemetery at Ishpeming, Michigan
Submitted by: Charles Urquhart (flycheck@pulsenet.com)
Margaret Ann was born on January 27, 1922 in Iron River, Michigan. She attended Parochial and Public Schools in Ishpeming, Michigan. Graduated from Ishpeming High School Class of 1939. Died April 13, 1946 at 8:45 P.M. of an embolism following emergency surgery. She is buried in the Catholic Cemetery at Ishpeming, Michigan.
Total days of life (8846) Total hours (212,304)