Linda ,  i was sure glad to get a glimpse of how highly your dad was held by many people.  espcially moving was the loving words of your Dad's granddaughter.  it says volumes of his character and family devotion.  my condolences to your and your family

I loved my granddad more than any granddaughter ever.  I wish I would have had the strength to speak at his funeral but I did not.  My granddad was my hero.  To me he was a pillar of what a great man should be...he loved unconditionally and with all his heart; the devotion and love he had for his family was inspirational, especially his love for grandma.  He was a kind, caring, intelligent, funny man.  The many fond memories I have of him are plentiful and bring a huge grin to my face.  His passing has forever left a void in my heart but that void is miniscule compared to the enrichment he has left in both my heart and my life.  I thank God every day for allowing me to have him in my life as long as I did and for the priceless time I was blessed to spend with him over the last 5 years, living in close proximity to him.  There have been numerous career opportunities I have postponed over the last five yrs always w the reply of "not while my grandparents are still around" as i knew those opportunities would always be present but the chance to be geographically close to my grandparents wouldn't last forever.  Never have I ever regretted one of those decisions as each moment I have spent with them was so very special to me.  I can not express in words how much I will miss him, but I will try everyday to live my life as he did his...to the fullest and with the open heart, love and compassion he always had for others.  I LOVE YOU GRANDDAD!

SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. GOD PROMISES US THAT WE WILL SEE OUR LOVED ONES AGAIN, MAY YOU FIND COMFORT IN KNOWING THAT HE IS WITH YOU NOW.

Jenny, I remember being treated so well by your family whenever I visited your home. May God's loving embrace give comfort to your family at this time.

I was visiting Mom & Dad once & your folks came over.  Barbara needed to call the vet & called herself Licorice's mom, just to get a rise out of Pete, I imagine.  And they were here in Chicago once, for the 'girls' to visit the Art Institute & the 'boys' a Cubs game.  The Cubs sure lost a big fan.

Linda,you have our sympathy....seems it hasn't been all that long ago that I read of your mother's passing. I'm sure it's comforting to know they are once again together. Pedro & Sharon Ledo

Pete was a very loving man as was Barbara.  I know they are back together again.  They were always so good to me and Ed and our children.  They had such a special love for people and a wonderful definition of "love" to each other and their family.  It was always such a pleasure to be with them.  My depest sympathy to his family and to all in Ft. Wayne that knew him.     Susie Moriarty

My condolences to you and your family Jenny. Many memories of West State St. God Bless.

Uncle Pete was a kind man and showed concern for others.  I will miss our weekly phone conversations. He would call to see how MaryLou was doing or I would call him to chat.  I loved the way he said "well-bye" before he hung up. It was so sweet.  Aunt Barbara and you will be deeply missed. God Bless you and prayers of peace and comfort are with your family.

Love ~

Pete was a life long friend. He was a special man. He will be sorely missed by all that knew and loved him. He is now at peace with Barbara. 
Our sympathy,thoughts, and prayers  are with all of you girls.

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George W Motz

20 octubre, 1916 – 28 febrero, 2013

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