You were my first baby, my little baby girl. Im sorry your daddy didn't want you, and made me do what I did. I am sorry I never gave you a chance at life, I will always remember that day I saw you on the ultrasound...and I saw your little heart beat, and your little fingers and toes, and I even got to see you do a flip for mommy! Someday I will hold you in my arms like I was supposed to. I miss you, my life is not complete without you. I love You my little sunshine.

Ma,
You were with us longer than expected, but never long enough. Always loved, always missed.

Your lonely children

Not a day goes by when I don't think of you and long for the way things use to be. The happiest days of my life were the times that I spent with you. You were the best part of me. You will be forever in my head and in my heart. I still look for you in every face, in every town, in every passing car. I still go to my window expecting you to be there. I pick up the phone to call you, only I can't go farther. I long for your touch, your smile, the sound of your voice. I miss you and I will always love you.

To my only brother & sibling:
I wish we could have become closer & could have been better friends. I was and still am very proud of you & what you accomplished in your short life span! I always envied but yet admired your vocal & instrumental talents. You worked very hard & deserved all your accolades. You did not deserve to pass on the way you did. I hope my presence in your time of need & parting helped in some small way to ease your suffering. I will always remember our good times & your laugh & voice. "Love", from your brother- Tom. May God bless you!

Our daughter was murdered in March of 98 by her boyfriend. She was getting ready to leave him that night, she had her and her baby's things already packed in the car. She had gone to the ATM to withdraw the money when she got there Marty had already took all the money out. She went back home and confronted him about it and he got angry and slapped her, when she went to the bathroom to wash her bleeding lip, he started beating her with his fists, then he grabbed a vase and hit her in the head with it, then he procceded to drag her body through their bedrooom, through the kitchen and into the livingroom, where he strangled her and beat her somemore, then he went in his room and left her there to die, in which she did. She laid there several hours before anyone found her. What hurt is knowing this person's brother took him to the ATM knowing what Marty was doing and knowing what he was capable of doing to Nina and he didn't even try to stop him. Now the brother of this muderer has temp. custody of our grandchild it doesn't seem fair. We've already lost our daughter, why should we lose our granddaughter as well?

Our mum was a wonderful loving woman who died the day before her 77th birthday. She suffered in silence for three years before her death, dedicating her life to the well being of others and her beloved cats, Smokie, Trixie, Sally, Blackie and Rosie. She was a hard working, strong woman who worked hard throughout her life to rear six children alone after the death of our father Joe when only 12 years into marriage. May she be comforted well in the afterlife, we love you mum and will miss you for evermore. Love from John & Paul, Karen & Harvey, Mariolena, Neil, Marianne & Keith ....XXX Sleep Tight

beloved aunt sister and a friend linda on the 27 th september had a motorbike accident but she did,nt die of her injuries but when she first got out of bed a blood clot travelled up her leg and on to the heart but she did,nt die till the 6th october one morning she got up and collapsed they said that she died due the blood clot i will never forget her she was my auntie and friend i miss
her very much and she ,s also a great auntie because i,ve had a son

Beloved daughter of Tanya Aldous died stillborn the 14th june 1995 always my little girl in heaven .

love mummy

Susan Aldridgle, 37, of St Peters MO died Sunday (Nov.1, 1998) in an airplane crash in Honduras. Miss Aldridgle was a registered nure with Metro-Comp Active Insurance a menagement compamy in Chesterfield. She was a member of CHURCH on the Rock in St Peters. I am home dear ones; Oh, on happy and so bright! there is perfect joy and beauty in tis everlasting light. All the pain and grief is ouer, Every resless tossing passed; I am now at peace farever, Safely home in Heaven at last. Did you wonder I so calmly Trod the valley of the shade? Oh! has Jesus' love Illunmined Evey dark and fearful glade. And he came himself to meet me In that way so hard to tread; And with Jesus' arm to lean on, Could I have one doubt or dread? Then you must not grieve so sorely, For I l love you dearly still still; Try to look beyond erath's shadows, pray to tust our Father's will. There is work still wating for you So you must not idly stand; Do it now, while life remaineth- You shall rest in Jesus'land. When that work is all completed, he will gently call you Home; Oh the rapture of that meeting, Oh the joy to see you come! I loved her very much, But I did not know she died till Feb 17 1999. Leonard Bollinger. rest in peace. Susan Aldridgle

Hey Al! Man did we annoy each other - wish we still could - you had the last laugh! Watch how you hold your cards, you're showin' everybody your hand.See ya sooner or later. I love you. Your son, David.

Erin, This is for you. From all of us still here. We, at IC, miss you bunches and bunches. Stephs a wreck without you she misses you too much ! I didnt get a chance to know you but at least you granted me the chance of meeting you. Hope your having fun, whereever you are. LovElOveLoVeLovEloVeLovElOveLoVeLovEloVeLovElOveLoVeLovEloVe RaE and everyone from Earth ps thanks for leading stephanie to me... i'll do my best , she's in good hands with me, love.

Jay, this world is not the same without you in it. The sun is not as bright. The laughter is not as cheerful. Each day is a struggle since that dreadful day. You were bigger than life and and had a neverending fan club. You had a way about yourself that made everyone around you happy even if that meant sacrificing your own happiness. You could brighten any room you walked into. You lived your life your way and you left this life your way. You have touched so many lives during your short time here and you will never be forgotten. You have left us with a lifetime of memories. You will always be in my heart. I know you are at peace now. You are indeed my soulmate and I will love you forever. You always told me that we were destined to be together and I know we will be together again someday. I love you baby and I miss you terribly! Jay is survived by his wife Jeanne, son Justin, stepsons Paul & Matthew Hellebrand, mother and stepfather Pat & Kelly Prather, father and stepmother Wesley & Joyce, brothers Mike & Russell and sisters Lisa Johnson and Teri Alexander.

To a great mother and grandmother you will always be in my heart. Till we meet again at our saviors feet where the sun is always shining and troubles are no more.

Love forever Margie

Ricky, Lucy and I miss you baby.

A World War I veteran, a sailor, a son, a husband, a father of ten, a hard working man, a small business owner, he knew the ups and downs of life and all the in betweens, he lived to see two of his children perish before he did, the youngest and the oldest, he did not want to see that happen, but he did deal with it. He loved to fish, and play baseball, he took his boys on a fishing trip that turned into quiet and excursion, with flood waters and all that it intured. he is remembered in so many lives, and now in cyber space, and forever in my heart.

In loving memory to the most kindest, loving, compassionate, and unselfish father a son could ever have and love. Daddy, thank you for being there for me and being my best friend. One day we will be together again. Your Loving Son...Rick

I wanted to express my love and sadness of the crib death of my half sister, I just recently found out my Mother had a daughter 4 yrs before me.. Iam not sure where my half sister is buried, but since finding out about her, I wanted to make sure she knew we loved her, our mother said she looked exactly like me when she was born lots of black hair and dark eyes.. Our mother can hardly talk about her as it still breaks her heart, i just wanted to say to my half sister alaina I love her and we would have had fun together if God didn't need her soo soon and I also want to add that i can't wait to meet her in Heaven and hoope she will remember me even though I wasn't born yet.... love to you alaina, my beautiful sister!!!! Love, you 4ever... your sis, DJ

Billy, Mommy loves you and misses you so much. Not a day goes by that I don't think about you. I know that you can feel our love. Life has changed so much....You will always be forever 12. Not having any answers, not knowing why you died is hard to live with. If Mommy didn't have Liz and TJ to raise, she would be with you. I love you forever!!!

In loving memory of my beloved Daddy. You were a special Dad and a Loving Grandfather, were happy that we were able to share part of our lives with you. You taught us what it meant to be loved and were always their for us in good times and in bad, your in our hearts and forever in our prayers. We live in yesterdays memories but our heart will never really mend until were together again. We know your watching over us and feel your presence with us always. Thank you with all our hearts for your love and strength and for giving us happiness that we will cherish always. You truly are the wind beneath our wings. Your always in my heart forever in my thoughts we love and miss you. Happy Birthday in Heaven Daddy. Hug and Kisses lorraine and lisa

Born in 1924 in Hingham, Mass., Fran graduated from Hingham High School and Wheelock College in Brookline, Mass. Following Word War II, she married Stanford Luce, giving her birth to their first child, Stan, in New Haven, Conn. Molly was born two years later in Worcester, Mass.

In 1952 the family moved to Oxford, Ohio where, Rick and Jim were born. In 1964-65, the family spent a year in Paris, only to return to a nation in turmoil, with racial prejudice and the Vietnam War stirring the conscious of America. Fran played an active role with both the NAACP and the training of the Freedom Riders as they gathered in Oxford before their bus rides down to Mississippi. In 1969, Fran completed her masters' degree in Educational Psychology at Miami University in Ohio.

Following her divorce in 1972, she moved to Marietta, Ohio with her then 12-year old son Jim to begin her career as a school psychologist. In Marietta, she was active in the local theater, and hosted an AFS student from Japan.

After her retirement, Fran moved back to Brookline, where she became involved with the P.E.O. Sisterhood -- a philanthropic organization dedicated to bringing increased educational opportunities to women.

She was staying with her son Jim on Roosevelt Island in New York, where she had hoped to relocate. Her ashes will be interred over the summer in the Dudley Alleman Memorial Garden of St. John the Evangelist Episcopal Church in Hingham.

Fran is survived by both her brother, Dudley Alleman, Jr. of New London, N.H., and her sister, Irene Alleman Beale of Geneseo, N.Y., in addition to her oldest son, Stan, who today lives north of Boston, her daughter Molly who lives west of Chicago, her middle son Rick in Austin, and her youngest son, Jim in New York.

Please keep her son Rick in your prayers as he continues his battle with cancer; he is a member of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in Austin.

INTERFAITH MEMORIAL SERVICE
Saturday, March 24, 3:00 pm, Madison Avenue Baptist Church (Madison Ave, at 31st St., New York, N.Y.)

In lieu of flowers, please consider a contribution to the Frances D. Alleman-Luce Orphans Fund, in care of the Madison Avenue Baptist Church, 30 East 31st Street, New York, N.Y. 10016 (office: (212) 685-1377). Checks should be made payable to "Madison Avenue Baptist Church" and memo'd "Alleman-Luce Orphans Fund." This fund will be used to support the construction and maintenance of orphanages in Indonesia, Haiti and Guyana, as per Fran's wishes.

Tribute: http://www.geocities.com/jimluce/Alleman-Luce.html

In loving memory of Derek Allen. Dad, Everyone dies, thats a fact, but maybe everyone that dies someday comes back. Until we meet again.... We'll miss you. Jon, Matta and Jessica

We love you and we miss you, Lily. Love forever, Auntie Linda

Mother, Sister, grandmother, and Great-grandmother. She is dearly missed, and she will always be in our memories and in our hearts. We love and miss you.

This is in memory of my beloved aunt and grandfather. My Aunt died on Feb. 26, 1999 of breast cancer and I really miss her very much! My Grandfather died on Oct. 24, 1999 of a stroke. It hurt the family very much that he was taken from us.

Here is the poem that I wrote for my Aunt

You were here not long ago
Now you are gone.
You died in a way that no one should have to go
God decided that he needed you with him
And took you out of the loving arms of your family
You went too soon
And you will be missed very much
I love you Aunt Patti

Here is the poem that I wrote for my grandpa

You were loved by all
And you loved your family
God decided that
He needed for you
To fix His shelves
So he took you
And left us with an empty hole
You will be well remembered by us all

In such a short time you were loved by so many and you will live in our hearts forever. Love always, Auntie Linda

Jill peacefully in her 80th year.loving Mum, Grandmother, Sister, Aunty and Friend to so many.

No more pain ,or suffering.Reunited with those who have gone before her.

Miss you loads Mum .Love you always Caroline

Taken from his 4 children Kris, Traci, Cory and Jennifer too soon. We will always love and remember you Dad!!!! We will see you again someday.

Karen - we love you and miss you. You left us too soon. We pray that your spirit is soaring and that you will never again feel pain or unhappiness. You will forever be in our hearts.

To my sister and my friend; you were always so full of laughter and fun that we never got a chance to be serious and say the things that needed to be said. I love you and I miss you. May you rest in God's Eternal Peace. Lara

Grandma I miss you so much. Even though it's been quite a few years, sometimes it seems as though it was yesterday. I try to keep the family together, but you were like the glue that held us together - after you left, all hell broke loose. Please continue to watch over us. Hopefully I'm making you proud.

Your daddy & I missed you so much Shane!!! Our life is not
the same without you. Rest in God Holy Peace my sweet son.
Love you alway Mom and Dad
Kenneth ''Shane''Allen
10-25-1977-5-30-2004

Beloved friend and collegue. May you soar with birds and send a ray of love do wn unto all that whom were blessed with your acquaintance. You many tips, tricks and practical jokes livened up many a day. I will shed many tears and show many smiles over your memories.

To my Mom,

I just want her to know how much I love her and what a wonderful person she was. She taught me a lot and showed me to be the best person I can be. I did not get to say good-bye to her while she was still able to know it. But in my heart I know she knows I never left her side.

I will miss you forever, but I know you are now in peace and not suffering anymore.

Hugs and Kisses MOM I Love You!!!!!!!!!

Ruthie

Aunty Maureen,

I may not have known you well, but I loved you none the less. We all miss you greatly.

You have been gone 3 months and there isn't a day that goes by that I don't cry for you. My live is empty and my heart is breaking. If I had known when we got up that morning that it was going to be our last day together I would have given you extra hugs & kisses. I know it was God's will but it does not make it any easier. I tell you every day that I Love You. You died doing what you loved and with whom you loved. You will always be in my heart for as long as I live.

I Love & Miss You
Your bride of 19 years
Pam

Sarah Josephine Allen of Wickenburg, a homemaker She was born in Birmingham, Iowa. Survivors include her daughter, Marilyn Virginia Wagnitz; two grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and nine great-great-grandchildren. Buried Memory Lawn Cemetery, 2300 W. Van Buren St., Phoenix, Az.

Shelby you were amazing, the drive and motivation you had for everything. You had a smile that could light up a room in an instant, and a knack for words and reading people. Unlike most people, you had a unique view of life and the world. Somehow you could take a step out of your life and look at everything as a whole. Sadly your last words haunt everybody, yes we as humans do have the power to make decisions, and your decision lead to your imminent downfall. I will never love you any less, and I know nobody else will either. We are doing just as you asked as too, "Remember not me, but the lessons and imprints put upon this world by me." You are survived by your family and friends. Gone but never forgotten, Rest in Peace Shelbz.

Daddy you were God's gift to me. You were the best father that any children could ever ask for. Although your time with me was short and sweet, I cherish every moment spent with you. I love you and I miss you every day of my life. Loving you always and forever, Lisa Knox (baby girl)

When I think of the term "best friend", I often think of Trent. My Trent lived in a different part of the world from me and it is our distance that has made it so easy for me to pretend that he really isn't gone. I sometimes believe that he's out there somewhere on an extended vacation in the Bahamas sipping on a salty marguerita, tanning himself on the Southern coast or hiding out in some little forgotten city in Mexico where the sun is always sure to set. But harsh reality quickly presents itself to me when those occassional 2:00 a.m. insominiatic phone calls wake me no more... or when over the years, I haven't seen one of those mysterious letters mailed to me on shopping bags and paper towels. The US Postal Service is thrilled that they've stopped. But I miss those letters and the funny stories that filled them. I miss him. Trent was a cure. He was medicine, sunshine and spring rain. He brought magic to everyone who knew him. He was one of this country's best kept secrets. Go on and laugh. Its true. You missed out. How could there not be any news documenting the short life of this incredible man? Trent was the binding force that kept our circle of friends together. And when he passed away, all those colorful fibers that bound us were unwound.... everyone scattered with their own bits and pieces of his memory. I haven't forgotten him. Nor will I ever. I want to take this moment to share what I have of his memory and raise a toast to the forever watchful spirit of my beloved Trent Allen. May you finally find your golden sunset!

William, we here at Leventhal, Senter & Lerman wish you a safe journey to the other side where we're sure you are giving them hell! We think about you constantly and our favorite line in reference to you is "if William were here he would be livid!" You showed such courage William through this terrible illness you harbored, but it's over now and I'm most certain that you are finally happy!!

Love, Tamara

Dear Mom,

I feel you with me now more than ever...

I love and miss you...

Joey Marie

I loved her! She was my great grandmother

I feel as though I failed you
because there was nothing I could do
although I know my prayers were heard
they weren't enough to save you.

I held your hand and begged you
to stay for just a while
I didn't want to lose you
your laugh, your gentle smile.

You fought so brave and gallantly
the battle that could not be won
I never got to tell you
how proud I was to call you "Son".

As I watched you slip away from me
my life was torn apart
Don't think I have forgotten you
you're always in my heart.

We hope somehow you hear us
and remember the love we shared
we're thankful for the years we had
and that you knew how much we cared.

When days get hard to handle
just knowing you're no longer here
I remember the words, "I Love You, Mom"
and cry such happy tears.

I'm grateful to have loved you
you taught me so much each day
your smile, always giving hope
with more than words could say!

I don't know why we had to say goodbye
I only know the pain
the rest of us will live with
until we meet again.

To my precious son, Alan... you were the best part of me. As the days have turned into weeks, months, and now years the pain and loss is still as strong as that dark Sunday morning you were taken from us. Your friends still keep in close contact and we all gather yearly to celebrate life and to remember you with stories, laughter, and yes some tears. We raise our glasses and give a toast just for you, Alan, a very special young man that touched our hearts and lives... and will forever live on inside us. So here is to you, "Bu, a character with character". We love you and miss you terribly. Forever your Mom, Debbie

We will always remember dad as the fun loving, caring, giving, man who loved to work in his garden wearing his overalls and his bandana, carrying his cold drink. He was a proud man who loved his wife and children very much. He will be missed every day for the rest of our lives.

GG Allin was born in 1956 and named Jesus Christ Allin by his father! This was bound to make him turn out a little different from the usual child... His brother,a little older than GG,found it difficult to pronounce,so he used to call him "GG". It just stuck. His mission in life was to destroy Rock n Roll,and rebuild it in his own name,GG Allin He found it necessary to offer his flesh and body fluids to the audience in the form of defecation and blood. This was his communion to his followers,of which there were many. He tried to put danger into rock n roll,which had been missing since the rise of parent friendly rock nonsense,such as Van Halen,Cliff Richard and all other lame acts... People would look at GG Allin and say he was just a sick joke,but he did jail and hospital time for what he believed in. He meant serious business. GG Allin died in 1993 from a heroin overdose at a party in New York. His promise to kill himself on stage never came to be. We don't know whether he would have gone through with it,but there is a gaping void now,which will never be filled. R.I.P. GG Allin.

Erin Elizabeth is our daughter, she passed away when she was just 15. Two weeks shy of her 16th birthday. She was a most courages young lady. She truly showed me the meaning of faith. Faith in God and faith in herself. Through all the surgeries she went through I very rarely heard her complain.She was always upbeat even when she was in pain. Her death was so sudden and no one was prepared for it.I'm greatful that she didn't know what had happened and didn't suffer. Minutes before she died she opened her eyes and looked straight at me, I believe that she woke up just long enought to tell her mom goodbye. Then she was gone. My baby, my first born, my friend, my daughter. I think she touched many lives. There were 200 people at her service,most of the teachers that she had had from kindergarten up to the tenth grade,and most of the kids from school came. I think she would have been proud. She was a good friend to her friends, a good sister to her three little sisters and a good daughter. Bright and happy go lucky, a laid back, stop and smell the roses type of person. She hated injustice and disliked people who took advantage of the weak. Her one big dream was to see Paris.They say in heaven, that you have everything you need to make you happy, well if that is true then Erin is in Paris driving a black Jeep Cherokee SUV!! I love you so much baby, untill we meet again in heaven. Bye Bye Erin is daughter to Joe and Mary and sister to Laura, Kellie, and Katie. Erin Elizabeth Allison 10-3-83 9-12-99

Dear Dad, I love and miss you everyday...I wish my girls could have their dear sweet grandpa in their lifes.
Your life was cut too short, too soon
Without a goodbye, my heart hurts with the pain of the bullet that killed you.
murder---it was the end of you...
You meant the world to me
I'll never forget you, Dad

I just thought that someone should put something here to remember one of the greatest blues, rock and slide guitarist of all time. Thanks Duane for showing me the way. Al

In loving memory of a loving and caring mam, granny and great ma-ma. Who will be greatly missed by all of the family she left behind but will always be remembered and treasured in our hearts forever. Her loving, caring and understanding nature will always be remembered by those who loved and cared for her. She was always there for all of us when we needed her to comfort us when we were in need of her support. You will always be in our thoughts and in our hearts for eternity. - Lavaine, Andrew, Ted, Suzanne, Lindsey. Gentle Jesus up above please give ma-ma all my love. (Amiee)

the greatest Max Ellwod Altman that ever lived

He was born in Phoenix, and was a Air Force veteran. Survivors include his four brothers; and three sisters.

To a loving father and grandfather who we miss very dearly. He is now with his loving wife. May he rest in peace and we know that he is in a better place. Dad, I know that we will see each other again. We love you and miss you so much. Til we see each other.

Love always and forever,
Your Loving Family

A loving Mother and Grandmother who we dearly missed. May she rest peacefully with her loving husband. Until we see each other again. We love you and miss you dearly.

Your loving Family