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Christine posted a condolence
Thursday, June 16, 2016
Still thinking of my mom, I need her so much it hurts. I will never be ok with this and its 12 years already. I cant even begin to say how sad I still am. Keep watching over me mom. I love you to the moon and back
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Jim Taylor posted a condolence
Friday, April 1, 2016
Not a day goes by that I don't think about you mommy. It still hurts after all these years. Love you forever
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Amy Desautels/RG posted a condolence
Saturday, July 31, 2004
Mike & Terita: you and your family continue to be in my thoughts. Much love to you all.
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Michael Reeve posted a condolence
Friday, July 30, 2004
well Mom, I was able to make it thru the first work week since you crossed over to the other side. I didnt think I could do it, but I did. I gotts tell you it would have been a lot harder without Christine and Terita though.
You'll be happy to know that since your passing, Christine and I have grown closer together than I ever thought possible. I've spent the last 4 weeks wondering if that was your last act of love to us before you left. In addition to Dave,I now realize just how important my kid sister is in my life. I always wanted to have the same relationship with Christine that I have had with Dave but always thought it was impossible because she wasnt my twin. You showed me just how untrue that was. Thank you.
The hurt is still there, but we will come out of this stronger than before.
I love you
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Christine posted a condolence
Sunday, July 25, 2004
This is what I wanted to say at my moms memorial service yesterday but I just couldnt do it......
Since the angels took our mother home: Her laughter no longer brightens our days... But we have our memories to hold on to. We lost our best friend... But we thank God for the days we had with her. We cry tears of sorrow... But we also remember the good times and laugh. We wonder how we will ever go on.... But she gave us what we need to make it. We miss the sight of her face.. But we know we'll be together again..
You will always be in our minds and in our hearts. You brought us life in this world, you played an important part. Now you have passed and gone to prepare the way for us, your kids, who will meet you again someday.
If Roses grow in Heaven
Lord, please pick a bunch for me
Place them in my mothers arms
and tell her they?re from me
Tell her I love her and miss her
and when she turns to smile
place a kiss on her cheek
and hold her for awhile
Because remembering her is easy
I do it every day
but there?s an ache within my heart
that will never go away.
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Mike Reeve posted a condolence
Saturday, July 24, 2004
On behalf of Dave, Christine and myself, I'd like to thank everyone who came out to my mother's memorial service today. It was very humbling to see not only how many friends my mom had, but how many good friends the 3 of us have.
Please continue to sign the guestbook until the funeral home takes it down. I will be moving the posts to another server and combining it with the website my sister is creating in a couple of weeks
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Mike Gorham posted a condolence
Saturday, July 24, 2004
Dave and Mike,
I just want to say that I am sorry for not be able to attend the services today, I had prior plans that could not be broken.
I actually went to mass this evening for the first time with my wife and daughter and I made sure that I said a prayer for your mother. If there is anything I can do please email me and let me know.
My deepest sympathy
Mike
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Glenn A.W. Lowery posted a condolence
Friday, July 23, 2004
Dave, Michael and Christine, let me first offer my condolences for your loss. Unfortunately I have to work on Saturday and will be unable to attend, though I really wanted to be there for you guys. The most indelible memory I have of your mom, was of her being an ardent Mets fan. I remember her actually wearing a Mets hat I think, and I remember giving her a bit of a hard time for being one. Though of course I respected her for it as well. God bless her.
Love, Glenn
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Michael posted a condolence
Friday, July 23, 2004
"but I'm sure your Mom had a big old smile when Clemens got rocked for six runs in the first inning of this years all-star game "
Believe it or not Glenn, she was in fact watching the All-Star game!! Her last two weeks were spent in bed in front of the TV watching baseball at night and making wisecracks about her husband to anyone who would listen. To say she enjoyed this year's All Star game would be the understatement of the year
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Joe Kearney posted a condolence
Friday, July 23, 2004
Sorry for your loss and your family is in my prayers! anything I can do let me know!
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dave reeve posted a condolence
Friday, July 23, 2004
Hey Joe,
I could use a ride to the service...just kiddin.
Thanks for your nice words.
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Amy posted a condolence
Friday, July 23, 2004
Dave,Mike and Terita,and Christine and Steven,
Please accept my deepest sympathies. I am sorry I never had the privilege of meeting your mom. You are all really wonderful people so I can only think that your mom must have been quite a woman : Anything you need,please call me.
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Walt & Marge Reeve posted a condolence
Friday, July 23, 2004
Floss you may be gone but you will not be forgotten. When we all get together for Birthdays and the Holidays someone will probably say "Do you remember when Floss did this or Floss would have really enjoyed this". You were very lucky to have three wonderful children and a great daughter-in-law who were with you through all your rough times and there at the very end. We will remember all the goods times we all had together. You will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Walt & Marge
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Joyce Bell posted a condolence
Friday, July 23, 2004
Mike, Terita & Dave,
Please accept my condolescences. I'm so sorry to hear about your Mom's passing. I know she must have been a great mom to have had kids as great as you are.
Your family has all my love and prayers.
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Glenn A.W. Lowery posted a condolence
Friday, July 23, 2004
Hey Mike, I just read that story about going to the Mets/Yankees game and I had to share this insight. I wish I could have been there to see her heckle the rocket, but I'm sure your Mom had a big old smile when Clemens got rocked for six runs in the first inning of this years all-star game at home in front of family and friends in Houston. Karma's a bitch ain't it Clemens? Never bet against God hearing the heartfelt prayer of a terminally ill Mets fan! God, she must have loved it!
Glenn
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Christine posted a condolence
Friday, July 23, 2004
Just a word of thanks for all the great stories and memories that so many of you had about my mom. Being the daughter, I never really shared the sports with her, but of course we used to hit the Cherry Hill Mall on Saturdays and go shopping for her, for me and for my son Steven, then we always had to go out to eat. I miss you mom and with time it may get easier, but I wish you were here with us now. Love You Always
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Christine posted a condolence
Friday, July 23, 2004
I have to add this story and for those of you who knew my mom will get this....I had my son at a young age, 20 to be exact and my mother was not thrilled with the idea for 2 reasons, 1st she was so vain about her age, 2nd is that I had Steven and I was not married. She worked at the Windsor Diner at the time and had not told a soul there that her daughter was pregnant. So, one day when Steven was about a month old, I packed him up, diaper bag and all and we went to the diner to have breakfast. We walked in and as the hostess was seating us, I said kinda loud, "look Steven, theres Mom-Mom Floss"...well the look on my mothers face said it all. A look I will never forget. After that, she was the proud Mom-Mom though, and spoiled my son.
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dave reeve posted a condolence
Thursday, July 22, 2004
Funny shit Gorham.I remember it like it was yesterday.I'm not sure what I said to get them to bed when they got home.if didn t take much.They mom and Richard where pretty buzzed. LOL
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mike gorham posted a condolence
Thursday, July 22, 2004
Ok...story time, per request of Michael Reeve.
Many years ago, probably about 18 or so, I was hanging out with Dave and he decided to call it an early night. Well, I wasn't quite ready for bed or to end my night, so I decided to have a little fun. As Dave was resting his head on his pillow at 1am, I was hard at work outside his house creating havoc. Down the road the township was doing some work on the streets and I decided it would be a great idea to take the equipment they had and make a construction zone out of Daves house. So I grabbed orange cones, blinking lights, all sorts of tape to section off certain areas, and anything else I could get my hands on. His parents were out drinking for the evening, so this would have been a nice surprise for them when they came home. As the story goes...They arrived at their house all banged up from a night on the town and woke Dave up asking him questions about the construction work being done on their front steps, their lawn, asking why their yard is sectioned off...etc etc..
Anyway...Dave had to get up and move all the equipment off his lawn and respond to questions about what the construction workers were doing to their house.
I think Dave tried to get me back that same morning, but my neighbors dog wouldnt stop barking and halted Daves plans for revenge.
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Mike Gorham posted a condolence
Thursday, July 22, 2004
LOL...That is awesome Mike. I still remember Dave telling me how confused Richard and your mom were when they came home that evening to see the entire front lawn taken over by construction equipment, with cones, blinking lights, and "Caution" tape. It's nice to know that I was able to put a smile on her face when you told her that. Again.....sorry for your loss...my prayers are with your entire family.
Mike
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Mike Reeve posted a condolence
Thursday, July 22, 2004
During a quiet moment before she passed Gorham, I told her it was you who put the orange flashing construction lights around her house that night 18 years ago! She got a big kick out of it. Wish you could have been there to see her reaction
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Dave Cherby posted a condolence
Thursday, July 22, 2004
Dave and Mike and Christine,
I wanted you all to know that your family is in my prayers. God bless you all and if any of you need anything you know where to find me.
-Cherby
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Michael Gorham posted a condolence
Thursday, July 22, 2004
The Reeves,
I would like to extend my condolensces to the entire Reeve family. I lived around the corner from Mrs Reeve for about 10 years. No doubt about it....the biggest Mets fan in the world. I never understood why she liked the Mets, but I respected her passion and loyalty for the team. It's not everyday you see that type of loyalty. She is in Gods hands now.... I am sure she will be missed by many.
Mike
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David Otwell posted a condolence
Thursday, July 22, 2004
Dave,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Take care of each other.
David, Jeannie and James
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Danielle Greene posted a condolence
Thursday, July 22, 2004
My condolences go out to you Dave and your family. It seems like yesterday when u were embracing your mother in your arms, and then so suddenly she is gone. She is still with you, just in another place, but always in your heart.They say things get worse before they get better, well the worse has come, now you have to come to realize now your mom is not suffering any longer, shes at peace. I am sorry for your loss.My love to you all.
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Michael Reeve posted a condolence
Thursday, July 22, 2004
Diana, thanks fore the prayers and good wishes.
mike
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MIchael Reeve posted a condolence
Thursday, July 22, 2004
Another hysterical story.
As most of you know, my mom was and is the biggest Mets fan in South Jersey. She is also a very loud baseball fan who is nort afdraid to scream at the games. Right after she finished her first round of chemotherapy back in 2001 and since I am pretty decent Yankee fan, Dave and I decided it would be a really nice treat to take her a Mets/Yankees Subway Series game at Yankee Stadium. It was hot sunday afternoon and we sat in bleacher seats in left field near the bullpens. This was after the whole Roger Clemen fiasco when he beaned Mike Piazza with a fast ball right upside his head, causing him to leave the game. Roger Might have forgotten about the whole thing, but no the majority of NY Met fans and especially not MY MOM!! No sir, she sat there quietly with her Mets jersey on quietly stalking her prey. The second she saw Clemens walk into the bullpen which were well within earshot of the stanbdsand beofre my brother Dave could put his hand over her mouth, she let loose with a tirade aimed at the The Rocket, most of which I can not print here that would make a truck driver blush. She hates Roger Clemens for hitting Piazza She called him every stinkin name in the book and dared him to throw a fast ball at her head!!! When he wouldnt, she called him a candy ass I quietly said Mom, it would knock your chemo wig off if he did that. She chuckled a little but kept yelling at him. By this time, the 40 or 50 Yankee fans around us are starting to get annoyed and I'm having nightmares about the popssibilty of my mother with termnial cqancer getting into a brawl at Yankee Stadium. I am nervously laughuing and making sure everyone sees that I am wearing a Derek Jeter Yankees shit and hat hahaha Thankfully, security came ovewr and told my mom top shut up or leave. I only say thanlkfully, because they let us stay and watch the game. LOLOL
That was MY MOM!! Everyone who ever met her knew how much she loved those New York Mets!!
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Annette Moore posted a condolence
Thursday, July 22, 2004
Mike, Terita & Family,
On behalf of myself, husband Mick & our family, I would like to express our deepest condolences. Please know that you and your family have and will be in our thoughts and prayers. Try your best to take one day sometimes one minute at a time. Focus on the great memories and good times, no one can ever take away or add to them. They are yours to keep forever. Remember that I am only a phone call or email away if you need anything. Take good care of yourself, "Superstar"! {{HUGGS}}, Nettie
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Gina LaLena posted a condolence
Thursday, July 22, 2004
Dave and family,
I am truly sorry to hear about your mother...dave we were talking last night and i was going to ask you you never said a word.....so sorry :0
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Walt Betson posted a condolence
Thursday, July 22, 2004
Mike and Dave,
I am really sorry to hear about your Mother. I will keep her in my prayers...
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Michael Reeve posted a condolence
Thursday, July 22, 2004
Quick story about how cool my mom was! About 15-20 years ago, I and a few girls were hanging out in Denny's after a long night of partying. My band midnighthero had just played the Galaxy in Somerdale NJ that night so we were all pretty bombed. About 10 minutes after our food arrives, I hear this commotion at the door and see this group of old people trying to get a seat and heading our way. Yup, you guessed it. It was my mother, stepfather and a bunch of their friends. I was like "OH NO...not here". I'm tryiung to score with one or both of these girls and here comes my MOTHER!!!!! WTF??. Anyways, they had apparently spent the night at a local Country Western joint and were feeling no pain themselves. My mom cowboy hat and all then proceeds to take over the dining room area and pull a table with 4 chairs up to ours!! She's ordering the waitresses around and grabbing extra menus etc, all the while singing "Take this job and SHove it by Johnny Paycheck really really loud!!".
I looked at her like "mom, what the hell are you doing?". "Having breakfast with my son and his girlfriends" was her answer. The girls that were with me couldnt stop giggling the whole time. After it was over, they kept remarking how cool my mom was. I told them that my mom was beyond cool! At first I was mortified, but then I calmed down and realized just how lucky I was to have this lady as a mother. God Bless you mommy! I'll miss you forever.
What I'll miss the most is your laughter. The long uncontrollable, crying, peeing your pants,laughter you were so easily succecptiple too whenever Dave told one of his stupid jokes.
You were the only adult to get Dave's sick twisted sense of humor. I can still hear your laugh. I will hear it for the rest of my life until we meet again
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Mike Reeve posted a condolence
Thursday, July 22, 2004
My mother liked Myretha a lot!! They are no doubt throwing back some drinks or bowling a game or two right now!!
Thansk for the kind words Val
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valerie harris posted a condolence
Thursday, July 22, 2004
Mike & Terita: Please accept my deepest sympathies on your tremendous loss. If there is anything at all that I can do, please let me know. Know also, that Myretha is up there in Heaven showing Flo the ropes -- a guaranteed good time. Love,
Valerie & Family
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David Reeve posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 21, 2004
Mom
I miss you already.I thought I was truly prepared for this day,however when it finally came I was still crushed.
One of my fondest memories was from 10 years ago.We went to New London CT for Nanny's 70th birthday.WeRichard,Michael you and I booked 2 hotel rooms the night before.We ended up in one of the Moose lodgesgod help meand got pretty hammered.I remember thinking at the time about how much fun I was having.And how I wanted to remember that night.Fortunetly I was able to.Now I can't seem to get it out of my head.
Anyway...just wanted to express my love for you.You put up a valiant fight that made me proud. It just wasn t meant to be.See you on the other side someday mom.
Thank you:
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Christine & Tom McAllister posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 21, 2004
May you find a constant source of comfort in your most precious memories.
Love Christine & Tom McAllister
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Steven posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 21, 2004
hi mom mom i miss u alot and i will always love u
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Christine posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 21, 2004
I will always love you mom and I know you are in a better place free of pain. You told me you wanted to put on your shoes to meet God and thats exactly what you did. I miss you Mom.....
This Angel in the sky, forever a blessing. Never to be forgotten
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Michael Reeve posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 21, 2004
She was truly one of a kind. You will be in my thoughts forever!
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