Sandra, Rachelle and Families;
The biggest testament to a great man is found in the legacy he left behind. You are all his legacy. Beautiful and kind, wonderful ladies journeying through this world as blessings from your father.

A love story that will never end, like a string from our Lord's cloth; Kaiser made it clear to me in the time we spent together that his family was the most important above all else. He said, "I would do whatever it takes to make my girls happy."

He was a fabulous husband, father and grandpa. A man filled with love, compassion and integrity every minute while he was of this world. 

I feel blessed to have known him. Though resistant at times during home decorating re-design, he always trusted me and agreed the decisions were right once he adjusted.   

Such is life's journey, we survive through change and with time the cloth of Kaiser will forever warm you and make you smile.
Blessings and love in memory of Kaiser.
Robyn Kinard

Kaiser … There was never a time where you didn’t greet me with the biggest of smiles. 
No matter what was going on, you always had a story and the most incredible outlook on life. You were Sandy’s rock growing up. You were always there with a story – and maybe sometimes a little debate – but could do so with grace. You raised two incredible women who hold family as important as you did. 

Thank you for welcoming me in to be part of your family. And thank you for all the love you gave me. You will always be in my heart.

Grandpa,

Thank you for being such an amazing, fun, loving person. I will never forget the deep talks we've had and the life advice every time I see you. It may be awhile, but I know Trevor and I will be able to spike your hair up again one day. Thank you for looking over the entire family and teaching me to always be loving and generous. I miss your smile and your presence. Rest easy up there with grandma, your family, and finally your brother George. 

I love you, 
Tyler Smerz

Kaiser and Marguerite were wonderful people who I met when my son married there daughter.  They welcomed me into there home and family like I had known them all my life.  I didn't get to visit very often but when I did I was always included in dinners and parties which were so much fun.  They will be missed but always remembered in my heart.    Lov Pat Fazio

Dearest Kaiser and  Marguerite , 
What a beautiful love story. You  raised beautiful, smart , independent, hard working women , who in turn with great husbands raised strong, beautiful, smart men (and little woman).  Marguerite that fiery laugh and social butterflyness is my favorite part of not only you but Rachelle. And Kaiser , your kind, sensitive, sweet heart was also passed right on down to your children and grand children. I know how proud you were of your close knit family. You and Marguerite can Rest In Peace knowing that your legacy will live on. 

Ah, the memories of all those breakfasts and the stories that came with them (plus a few crumbs and stains too ... !!!).  That picture of us plays out in my head dozens of times ... there was NEVER a meal you missed and I wish everyone ate life up like you did Pops.

The world lost an honest, caring, forthright man in you.  There was not a day that went by you did not share in making someone smile. You sure knew how to make people happy in your space.

I am grateful my daughter had 11 years with you ... we miss the songs already. Not sure if any grandfather cared about his grandkids more than you did.  You raised two incredible daughters and the fruit did not fall far from the tree ... right down to Vasari.  Each grandkid carries a special kindness that came from both you and momma. For this, I am so incredibly thankful.

While your life was filled with its own heartaches, you always had a positive story, a positive view ... well, outside of politics ;) ..., and a positive attitude.  You accepted the life you were given and lived life. I know this is where the world-famous Pops quote comes from ... LIVE. YOUR. LIFE.

In your honor, I will always LIVE MY LIFE and cherish the times we had together.  Thanks for the memories and I'll catch up with you someday in the afterlife.  Love you Pops, miss ya, and I promise I will take care of what you cherished most in life ... FAMILY!!!

We just want to say that Kaiser was and always will be so special to Jim and me, as well as the entire Fourounjian Family.  He made a difference in our lives and his love and friendship was precious to us.  He will always be in our thoughts and prayers.   With love always.

Grandpa,

Thank you soooo much for all the unconditional love and support you and grandma would show. I am so blessed to have my childhood with you and be so close in distance to you in my early years to create unforgettable memories. I’ll miss your hard lips always kissing my cheeks and your smile, your smile was the best grandpa. I’ll forever love and miss you. 

-Trevi

Dear Rachelle and family, 
Words don't seem adequate to express the tremendous loss you've all enduring losing mom and dad but I know you're at peace knowing that mom and dad are eternally together. Your dad certainly was one of a kind and he surely lived his life to the fullest. Kaiser showed our family so much love and kindness and I knew every time we saw dad at a party or celebration he was always going to greet us with his giant smile and hug. He had such a positive outlook and the kindness he exuded was infectious and lit up the room. He always eagerly listened and asked how we were doing and genuinely cared about us all like we were family. Your dad was so proud of you and I know he's smiling down on you and Sandy and at peace knowing you all are there for each other. May dad rest in peace with mom. Love, Alicia, Scott and Micah 

Dearest Grandpa, you have been there for me throughout my entire life. I miss you so much and I love you to the moon and stars and back. I am so happy that you are now in peace with your loved ones and I will forever miss the times we shared together. Rest in peace, Grandpa. I love you. 

~ Vasari <3

Dad, you were my "main guy" for all the years before I wed - taking after you in my late 30s. We went on so many "dates" to the movies, lunch, breakfast and had THE BEST TALKS! I savored every one of those moments (still so very alive within my soul), where you would tell your stories (over and over) and I never tired of hearing them. You were my Valentine in those years when I had no other. I remember receiving those "Word Power" pages from you through Reader's Digest and you would often say "words are weapons" and who knew, I would be destined to become a "poet" many years later. I know you (and mommas) never really understood just how deep I am in the soul and "where I came from" (laughing) but I know undoubtedly now more than ever -- you and Mommas KNOW unequivocally what that all means now -- that you are dancing in the Halls of Heaven so blissfully, joyfully, painlessly and magnificently upon God's Kingdom. You held the highest in God's faith (as did momma) and knowing that both of you have continued your most blessed magical (unconventional) love story together - only 11 days apart - of transitioning from this earth plane to the Heavens -- brings my soul peace and comfort. There will forever be a void in this physical realm not having you both here any longer to touch, hug, love, talk to, smile and laugh together and share in the deepest and most treasured of conversations -- yet I am beholding every ounce of every memory we shared infinitely upon my own heart and soul. You offered us so much love and guidance, steadiness and strength in all the phases and stages of our life's evolution. We will always remember "who's kids we are" and that we come from "strong stock." Of all that you and mommas traversed your own life (pain and loss), you brought through the highest of LOVE upon our hearts. We will continue to carry on this LEGACY OF LOVE for generations to come and continue to make you and mommas so proud of your girls. WE LOVE & MISS YOU & MOMMAS forever!
C

This is very hard to find words to completely describe my beloved Godfather.....my own father's best friend...and my Godmother Marguerite who preceded him just eleven short days earlier.  I feel an emptiness in that place in my heart where both have lived since I was born and a kid.  Marguerite came to the US when I was nine years old....and she  was very brave leaving her family for a new life with Kaiser in the USA.  I took to her immediately and the closeness we shared thru her learning process of being a wife, a mom...a house keeper was mostly due to my mother who helped her with this new life of hers.  One of the fondest memories about my crazy funny Godfather....before he was married, we had a house party as we so often did and his mother was upstairs with me.  The Stripper music could be heard from the basement and all of a sudden everyone was laughing and cheering so I had to go downstairs to see what was going on.  There was Kaiser...doing the strip!  I went upstairs and told his mother and  she said...go get him!  He was the life of any party...always funny, loving and caring and I adored everything about him!  Same with my Godmother.  Any of us that know her know her go to meal was Roast Beef which she had become a master of when learning how to cook.  Kaiser was her "babe" and she called him this more than his name.   She was always thoughtful and each and every year come the month of October she had a remembrance for my father at our church St. Sarkis.  I know my Godparents were greeted in heaven by their lost loved ones including my father and my comfort is in knowing that one day I will see them again.   For Rachelle and Sandy...this hurts my heart the worst having to lose both parents together.  I pray you have the strength to carry on and know that they are always with you and watching over you and your families.   I will miss them both dearly....because the love I received from them was always and forever unconditional.  Love...your Suzy Poozie!

Kaiser was such a kind man.  I always looked forward to seeing him in the restaurant. Every time he came,   he always requested me to come by his table.  Kaiser had such a giving heart.  No matter what his worries or troubles were, he never wanted to talk about that, instead he wanted to know how the family, wife, grandchildren…. Were doing.  Such a great man, such a great smile.  Kaiser we will truly miss you.   

Pops! Even though the days of you singing "the pipes, the pipes" oh Danny Boy are over, the memories never will be! My political debates with you were second to none. I did everything in my power to convince you to drop your Democratic roots and come to the ‘dark side’. As hard as I tried, you never budged…always great discussions! 

You were a never-ending source of positivity and joy to anyone who had the pleasure of meeting you. You were the pillar of strength to two beautiful daughters and thankfully had the opportunity to experience three amazing grandchildren brought into this world.

I am proud to be your son-in-law. 
You will be missed.
I love you.

Danny Boy

Dearest daddio , it’s still surreal to believe you have joined our beloved mom so soon after in sweet heaven. I know  God gained two of the most loving and selfless souls that I was  lucky enough to call my parents. Dad , you have always been my constant & steady person who I could lean on for advice in my younger years .  I would always hear your wise words in the back of my head and thought twice hoping not to disappoint you . You were like a father to several of my lifelong friends and I will always have the best memories because of it.
Your  gentle loving honest self helped to shape me in so many ways, and those never ending ‘ teen lectures’ you loved to give , carried on 
to our boys….as they always say ‘ we’ve been served ‘ I feel a lecture 
coming on’  haha😉
We shared the love of eating out and going to the movies . I remember how excited I was when you, mom and I saw ‘Father of the Bride ‘ in the early 90’s wondering who it was I would marry back then and hoping I made you proud ….which I did because you loved Danny boy so much!
 I know the past several years have been very taxing on your frail body with all the surgeries / falls you have endured to keep you going for as long as you could and let me tell you reaching your 90th birthday last year was so wonderful for all your family and friends to witness, you are and have been the strong bull Taurus you were born 
with. I will take  peace knowing you are with your beloved wife/ our mom , brother Georgie, your sweet mama , Uncle Rupo / Aunt Rose
and all the friends that left you along the way. 
I will miss you everyday and forever will be in my heart.
Thank you for being the best dad a girl could ask for, you can rest easy now, I love you ❤️

Kaiser was a gentle loving man who wore his bright sweet smile everywhere he went. I had the pleasure of knowing this kindhearted man, ever since the day I was born. Anyone who came in contact with Kaiser, knows that time shared in conversation with him was robust. I’ll always remember his Michigan accent, his Midwest heart, a little bit of Armenian conversation (as much as he knew I could understand), along with his big hello hug followed by saying, “hi there, darling…” I will hold the fondest memories of Kaiser and Marguerite, close in my heart always. They built a beautiful loving life together….and, a beautiful loving family. Now, it’s time to do one of your favorite things…dance together. ❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
Caption: Kaiser and Madison. This photo melts my ❤️

Kaiser and Marguerite were my neighbors for 10 years.   They were always friendly and cordial and happy.  Their love for little children was so heartwarming.   Often, they would sit in their garage with the door open.  When my twin grandsons would see them, they always wanted to go and visit.  Kaiser had an amazing gift of entertaining and holding the attention of these then 5 yr. 
 old little boys.  Quite an achievement!! And Marguerite was simply enamored with these two precocious tykes.  I was blessed to know these two very special individuals who were the epitome of love and devotion to 'marriage' and to each other. And I believe God honored their special love by calling them both "home" within days of each other.   They will both be deeply missed. 

Kaiser an Marguerite, They meant the World to me, almost my entire life, they were like my other parents, they treated me like a daughter, I will never forget all the beautiful memories I have with them, They are one of a kind and no one could top the two most Beautiful people in this world, not to just me but anyone and everyone that had the honor as I did meeting them as a little girl, they will forever hold a special place in my heart and I will miss them dearly as I can hear them call me Sweetheart , I love you Both  with all my heart Love Andrea xo

Whenever we got together, no matter how much time had passed between visits, we would just pick up where we left off. Apar and Marguerite were truly a one-of-a-kind couple. 
I will miss you both. 
Love, Mary

I am, once again, saddened by the news now of the passing of my dearest godfather. I have such fond memories of him from as far back as a child of 3 or 4 when my Apar would come over after I was in bed. As soon as I heard his voice I’d pop out of bed and off I’d go with him and my mom and dad to get Coney Island hot dogs. 
I will miss you, but know that you and Marguerite are together as you would both want to be. Please give my mom, dad, and Bill hugs from me. 
Love always, Mary

Famille Smerz, Famille Fazio.
Rachel et Sandra.

Nous sommes de tout coeur avec vous en cette douloureuse journée.
Toutes nos prières vont à Marguerite et à Kaiser.

Affectueusement,  leurs amis de Décines.



Rachelle et Sandra et toute votre famille  et amis, nous sommes de tout coeur avec vous,  et penserons à vous tout au long de cette journée du vendredi 11/11/2022,  pour accompagner avec douceur l Marguerite et Kaiser que nous aimions tant. Sachez que de notre côté, nous avons décidé de faire une cérémonie religieuse à l'église  arménienne de Décines  (près de Lyon en France) le samedi 19 novembre 2022 à 12 heures (heure française) suivi d'une réception vers 13 heures jusqu'à 16 heures avec toute la famille et les amis de Marguerite , à la Maison de la Culture Arménienne de Décines (qui avait été construite dans les années 1930 par nos grands-Parents) et où Marguerite a passé toute sa jeunesse. Bon courage à vous tous. Nous vous embrassons affectueusement et avec amour. Familles Sagadellian,  Zakarian, Reynard , Ohanessian et Amis. 

Marguerite was an angel of the Lord. She always cared about everyone and everything.  She loved her family with everything in her being. She loved her home to welcome them. I met Marguerite through Sandra, whom I met in the late 1990s. After graduating from interior design school, Sandra called me when Marguerite wanted a re-fresh on her home design. After meeting Marguerite, I immediately loved her.  She exuded such a loving spirit. 

As we developed her home design, we grew close from the inside out. There are some people in this world that the minute you meet, you feel you have been forever friends. Marguerite and I had that special connection.

I remember her telling me in one of our frequent deep conversations diving into spiritualism and she shared with me that she would definitely pass before Kaiser because she simply could not bear to be on this earth without him.   Kaiser, relaxing in his favorite chair immersed in his television program, was listening in to our conversation unbeknownst to us. After Marguerite's comment, he quickly turned and said, "No, I am going first, right here in my chair. I won't be here without you."  We laughed as Marguerite relied, "You are not going to die first or in that chair and that's final." Marguerite always got her way in a good way. 

Being with Marguerite and Kaiser was always spiritual for me, they loved each other so much and their love emitted through the fabric of home and family. I knew their love was deep and they would never be without one another for long.

I will forever remember the time we had together and be forever grateful for how she touched my soul.   
Love and Blessings
Robyn Kinard

Marguerite … You were like a second mom. I have so many memories and silly stories. I loved your accent and the way you would just use Armenian words like everyone just knew what they meant. Who knew they would become part of my vocabulary. You were passionate and driven – and you can see how you shared those qualities with your children. I will never forget the nights I spent at your house as a kid when you would come in at 2am to vacuum – or waking up to see the sticky notes for Sandy. You lived for your family with exuberance. I will miss your smile and your laugh. 

Thank you for welcoming me in to be part of your family. And thank you for all the love you gave me. You will always be in my heart.


To Sandy, Rachel and your families,
I am truly sorry for your loss.
I was a neighbor of the Krekorians & became quick friends for the 9 yrs we lived on Lucy Thompson.
We would often meet at the mailbox and chat about everything.
Marguerite was always so sweet, calm, genuinely kind and a smart businesswoman. We shared a lot in common. Often I would see Kaiser at the mailbox and he told stories of The Armenian invasion by the Turks. They were so proud of their heritage and growing up there. 
FAMILY MEANT EVERYTHING.
I was lucky to have known them. They will always be in my heart.
Much love, Michele Iole 💕


I met Marguerite at JC pennies as I was shopping there. I asked her if she would like to come and work for Dillards and she told me she would. So, I hired her in my lingerie department. She was such a nice and hard-working lady. She took her job very seriously and her customers loved her for that. After Marguerite left Dillards we still stayed friends. I always teased her about making list because she made a list for everything and that was because she did not want to forget anything. She was always so precise and when I heard that she had passed I was completely shocked. I will truly miss her conversations because we talked often. 

Marguerite I will always keep you in my heart but I know you are happy and at peace where you are, 

Love 
Mary Nelson

I’m so sorry to hear about the loss of both parents! I was happy to have known both of them. I have so many fun stories about the two of them, but mostly your mom since I took care of her pedicures. Your dad was so sweet and would drop your mom off to get her service. We enjoyed chatting about both of you girls, and all her grandchildren that she loved, and was so proud of. 
Your mom was so sweet, so giving, and cared about everyone. One time while finishing her pedicure she would ask to use my phone to call your dad to come get her. I dialed the number and handed my phone to her. When your dad answered, she’d always say “BABE” what are you doing? Im ready BABE. What?!?! What do you mean you are eating BABE! We were going after to eat  after you pick me up BABE. After a few seconds she said “oh, I'm so sorry “ and hung up. We had called the wrong # and the guy on the other end answered all her questions! We laughed so hard until tears were streaming. She was so embarrassed. We talked about that every time she’d come in, and laugh more. 
She was a delightful woman, and your dad so sweet and caring. Im so sorry Rachelle and Sandy for  your loss! May the memories keep your hearts full, and know they have their arms wrapped around you!  I could hear your mom call your dad up “saying BABE, come on let’s go BABE  I’m waiting! Love you all! 🙏

Words cannot express my sadness for the loss of my beloved childhood friend. So many memories I will always cherish. Marguerite was a wonderful friend; she will always be in my heart.
Please be sure of my support in this difficult moment.

Paquita Der Sahaguian


I am so sorry to hear about your tremendous loss.
Marguerite was a wonderful women. 
She loved her family. And her friends. 
Never forgot any of her friends birthdays. 
She was a great dancer. And loved to dance  .
I enjoyed hearing her stories. Of her grandchildren. 
 Her Daughters. And most of all her beloved husband, Kaiser  .Who will be with her in eternity ! He loved her so much. He joined her in everlasting peace!   
A  huge loss  to their family.  

All I can say is. Their love will be a shining light in  the halls of heaven. God bless Marguerite and Kaiser! 

You will be reunited with your brother. He is waiting for you in the kingdom of heaven. Love you.

Las Vegas memory with familly reunited during our trip in the US in 2014 

I first met you when I was 17 years old and Kaiser brought you to our home in Flushing, NY.   A beautiful French Armenian girl who he was to marry.   The Fourounjian Family was the first to meet and welcome dear Marguerite to America.  It was love at first sight for us all.  We were so proud of Kaiser for meeting and falling in love with you and bringing you into our lives.   You then brought two beautiful and accomplished daughters into the world who then created your wonderful grandchildren.
When Jim and I moved to Las Vegas you welcomed us with open arms, and it was when you and I got close, and your love and support was wonderful.  You and Kaiser took my husband into your home without even knowing him before I was able to come to Las Vegas and join him.  That spoke volumes of how both of you were so open and loving.
Both Jim and I are so blessed to be a part of the Krekorian Family.  You will always be in our hearts. We will miss you dearly.


Grandma, 

I love you beyond words can describe. I will truly never forget how generous your loving heart is and how you were truly selfless, always caring about everyone else's life because that is what you loved. Trevor and I will never forget the memories we created and all those nights you would come over and hang out with us in your signature blue cliffhanger shirt that you won from a gum-ball machine. You are loved my many and I will never forget the lesson's you've taught me throughout life. I'll see you again one day, I love you. 

Love, 
Tyler

Rachelle, Sandy and Family ~ Words may not suffice to express the heartfelt sorrow that we feel for your loss with the passing of your Mother.   Sending our deepest condolences, keeping you in prayer for peace and comfort now, and in the days ahead.  We love you.

Mommas, thanks for giving the world hope! You always put everyone first, making sure "everything okay".  While I was never able to actually tell you everything was okay, I know your heart and soul is MORE than okay.  I am happy you are pain free and in a much better place.

Thanks for raising two amazing daughters and being an incredible grandmother to Trevor, Tyler, and Vasari. You never missed a beat with any of your kids ... birthdays, anniversaries ... you name it, you were on top of it.  Again, thanks for making them all feel special.

Since your passing I have heard so many neat stories about how big your heart was ... and I am sure upstairs you are already vacuuming the clouds for everyone and fluffing them for pops.  Everything you do, no matter where you were or are is lead with your heart!

Miss you so much!  Love you so much!  And while you are up there please continue the tradition and ask "the big guy" .... EVERYTHING OKAY?

;)

Dear Grandma, I love you SO, SO, SOOO much and I just want you to know that you have been an amazing grandmother to me. You watched me when I was younger, we had so many great memories, we visited each other often, and I remember how you would always attend all of my birthday parties when I lived in Vegas. I miss you so dearly and wish I could've gotten some more time with you, but I knew it was your time, and I am glad you are no longer in pain. I love you lots, and you have lived an AMAZING life. You have raised a family, and nurtured your grandchildren, too. I miss you and love you. 

- With LOTS and LOTS of love, Vasari <3

Our deepest condolences to all of you. Marguerite was a very sweet bighearted woman. She was unique and stood out amongst the crowd. Her vibrant personality and multilingual ability, is probably what prompted her to engage with so many walks of life. All who came in contact with her, be it once or multiple times, always remember their encounter they shared with Marguerite. Although, not related by blood, I grew up knowing Marguerite as if she were family. Marguerite and Kaiser, married the year that I was born and I have had The Krekorian Family in my life, ever since. From Michigan to Nevada, I have so many memories shared with Marguerite. I even had the pleasure of working with her back in our retail days, where we shared mutual friendships with so many wonderful people. Marguerite had a very distinct way about her. She always spoke her mind and showed that she cared for so many. Sometimes, it was a burden that she carried, as her caring heart was also joined by worry. She always treated my daughter and I with love and kindness and we shared a mutual respect for one another. I will remember Marguerite’s French, Armenian, English accent and the smile that went along with it. She shared a beautiful life with her groom, Kaiser for over 54 years and their two beautiful daughters, their son-in-laws and amazing three grandchildren. We all shared many wonderful times celebrating life and much laughter. I can hear Marguerite saying, “go cheesh”,…”wash your hands”…it will be a little chuckle, a little smile…that will sound off in my head and bring a smile to my face. It may sound silly, but in this thing we call life, we all have our own little take aways. Mine, were that Marguerite cared and loved and lived and laughed. 
Kisherpari, Marguerite.❤️🙏🏼

Rachelle and family,
We were deeply saddened to learn of the passing of your beloved mom, Marguerite. We have so many cherished memories from our days in Gymboree with the boys, birthday parties, special occasions and all the fun years Trick or Treating with the kids. Your mom always greeted us with her warm smile and a giant hug. She always took the time to ask us how we were doing and celebrated our successes. Your mom was always so warm and welcoming and cared so much about everyone she ever met. I know she was so proud of you and the life and family you created with Dan. She will always live on in your heart and memories. May her memory be a blessing. Love, Alicia, Scott and Micah 

To the woman who lived life with no regrets, with a smile and radiant energy that breathed life into every room she entered,  and a loving heart warmer than a ray of sunshine. Marguerite treated me like family, and I will forever miss running into her randomly around town. She greeted me as if I was a daughter of her own and her hugs and contagious laughter will forever warm my heart. She was an amazing woman - a woman I aspire to be. To live and be half the woman she was would be a life fulfilled. She left a memorable mark on all the lives she touched. My deepest sympathies to your beautiful family. I’m blessed to have known her. 

All my love,
Marygrace Salazar

I am deeply saddened by the passing of my godmother. I have very fond memories of her first visit to Michigan up until the last time we visited in 2019. Marguerite was a very loving and generous soul. I will miss her, but am so grateful for the over 50 years of beautiful memories. 
Dear Marguerite, please give mom, dad, and Bill big hugs from me. Until we meet again. 
Love, Mary

We are so saddened by the passing of Marguerite.  We have had the  pleasure of meeting the family back in 2006 when the kids were small and so was our restaurant.  We always knew when the family was  in the restaurant by the “well done” request by your Mom.  Such a beautiful, loving family, we always looked forward to seeing Kaiser and the family.  
 We will truly miss you Marguerite. 
Prayers and blessings…Joe, Rhonda Pierro and the Market Grille family. 

Marguerite! You were truly one of a kind! You and Kaiser did a wonderful job raising two amazing daughters who share your values, morals and deep commitment to being kind to everyone. 
I will miss your smile, your warm heart, and your generosity to everyone. I will miss you asking me “are you okay”, telling me to “burn my chicken”, “burn my steak”, or pretty much just “overcook everything ‘cuz that’s the way I like it”. Your entire family will miss you dearly. Until we can share some “roast beast” again…
I love you.
Your son in law, Dan


Hey Grandma, I know you're not reading this, but regardless I just wanted to say how you were everything I could've ever asked for in a Grandma. Your unconditional love and check in text's will never be forgotten or overlooked. Tyler and I are so lucky to have the family we do, and we're beyond blessed you were a part of it. I know this isn't goodbye, it's just until we meet again. I love and miss you so much Grandma. 

Dear mamas , I can’t believe you’re really gone , but know you will always live in my heart daily. Thank you for your unconditional love to your whole family (especially your loving grandkids)  and sacrifices you made to take care of dad in your later years . I know it all just became too much for your soul to endure as you always put everyone else ahead of your own well being.  
You sure knew how to give selfless love to your daughters and in turn we were able to love and mother our children in the same natural way! You exuded that effortlessly. 
Your family / friends near and far will always remember your generous giving heart that never forgot to acknowledge any of their special occasions , you touched a lot of people that way.
Dad and you shared the most unlikely of couples but so unique and loving in your own special ways, the laughs of 54 years we remember are priceless.
I will take peace knowing you are free to be your lively self once again and watch over all of us daily . I love and miss you mom everyday ,rest easy XO Rachelle ( Manoosh ) ❤️

Momma, you have provided your daughters, husband, grandchildren and friends (near and far) with SO many beautiful memories that we will FOREVER hold upon our heart and souls. Your magnificence and vitality shined wherever you were and made a lasting impact on everyone around you. You gave selflessly to a fault and were generous beyond measure and always counted your blessings at the end of each night. Your grandchildren were YOUR LIFE and brought you immense joy and happiness. Dad and you were a one-of-a-kind couple and became instant "mom and dad" to all our friends upon you welcoming them into your home. All of your friends had the most loyal, trusting and caring friend in you and you never missed anyone's birthday or to be the first to donate and support a special cause. Your heart was as unmatched in how much to offered others. Your dedication to your work, family and friends made a huge impact and your soul being the sweetest of all. To chose you as our momma and to receive your love and nurturance in all the ways you provided has and will forever be part of our own soul's fabric. We love you beyond words and know you are resting in the beautiful peace while dancing amongst the angels that you are. Thank you momma for being the beautiful soul and heartbeat of our lives. I love and miss you deeply ~ Sandy (Sosa)

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23 mayo, 1944 – 13 octubre, 2022

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