
Audi - Austin
Please sign the visitors' book.
Victoria Rose Audi1983-27 Aug 1998
Tori...We miss you so much. You were a great friend to so many and we would've
done anything possible to make you happy. I miss your laughter, your jokes,
your smile, your magic tricks, your love...I miss you...I've loved you since
the day we met, you were so beautiful. You were an angel but without your
wings. You were always there to help others, but never yourself. You saved
me that night in June...I thought I had nothing, thought I was nothing, therefore
I should be nothing. You're words of love, encouragement and wisdom saved
me that night - not just physically but spiritually. I pray every night,
that one day I'll be able to hold you in my arms again and tell you I love
you. You've done so much for everyone that was around you, you've shown
people how to love, to accept others but most importantly to be nothing but
themselves. Tori my love...may God let you sleep soundly...You're an angel
my dear, but now with your wings. -=I Love You Always=- yer friend &
fellow bleacher hoppin' grrly :) ivY* -xox-
George William Aultman30 Jul 1936-26 Jan 1996
My daddy oh god I miss you.. you never knew how much of a rock you were to me. may you always find peace and be happy for I can only be happy knowing you are.. you left your little girl and she grieves for you all the time.. just know I loved you then I love you now and I will always..
Stephanie Barbara Pilot Auses22 Jun 1910-30 Oct 1989
Beloved Mother, Cherished Grandmother, and Loving Great-Grandmother You
are always missed and forever loved!
Bill AustillMar 1963-Sep 1999
Bill was a great friend who was always there help me, even when I wasn't
so nice. I feel a great sense of loss because friends like Bill come along
once in a lifetime. I will really miss him, but the Lord had plans for Bill
and I am sure he is in a better place.
Bill AustillApr 1963-Sep 1999
Man, it has been almost 6 years since you left us. It doesn't seem that long. I never got the chance to say my goodbye's (until now). Hell, I didn't even know you had passed until almost a year after your death. Bill, You died way too young. You had so much more living to do, so much more to contribute. I can't imagine the sorrow and grief that your family must still feel. I think about you often, especially when I drive past our old grade school, Carl Haman School. I hope you are resting in a better place.
Rest in peace.
Love.
Ray
Clive Alan Austin25 Apr 1928-20 Dec 2003
in memory of my dear grandad..you will be sadly missed by everyone, but will be forever in our thoughts.loved and repected by everyone who knew him... "happy sailing on nellie grandad"!! love you lots, from andrea xxxx
Clive Alan Austin25 Apr 1928-20 Dec 2003
in memory of my dear grandad..you will be sadly missed by everyone, but will be forever in our thoughts.loved and repected by everyone who knew him... "happy sailing on nellie grandad"!! love you lots, from andrea xxxx
Clive Alan Austin25 Apr 1928-20 Dec 2003
Remembering a loving Grandad and Great Grandad,
You were one-in-a-million who will be sadly missed but forever in our thoughts and our hearts. Keep sailing on Nellie, looking for our palace where we will all meet again some day.
Love and miss you always,
Debbie, Sol, Lee and Daryl.xxxx
Elizabeth Mansfield Price Austin4 Jan 1919-5 Oct 1997
Wife of Philip Benjamin Price and Richard Stafford Austin// Sister of Harriett
Caroline Delano// Mother of Nancy Ann Price Vorwick and Carol Elizabeth Price
Quantrille// Grandmother of Nanci, David, Kris, Beth, Meg, Sara, Amy// Great-grandmother
of Shawn, David, Mackenzie, Stephen, Gregory // Grew up and raised her family
in Salem, Massachusetts. Retired and lived in Concord, NH til her death.//
//Contributions in her memory may be made to Havenwood Heritage Heights Tree
of Life, 33 Christian Avenue, Concord, NH 03301/// She will be loved and
missed for an eternity. She is my Grammie and I love her.// //Memories of
my Grammie by Nanci Ann == scents of mint tic-tacs boiled cabbage and
hot steeped tea perfumed wipes from Jean-Naté. tissues in her pockets
(some tucked in her sleeve) saltines, marshmallow fluff, jigsaw puzzles all
of these things will forever remind me of my grandmother and yet, its not
enough, I want more I want to capture her laugh, her scent I want to hold
her hand and have her cradle me in her arms. I want to hear her say that
she loves me just one more time. I want to tell her how much I love her
and I want to thank her for being everything for me. God blessed me with
her and I am eternally indebted and grateful. I know that where she is now
she can leap and run and laugh and shes with her beloved Philip and her
dear sister Hattie. And I know that she must be happy because only now do
I know how much she missed them and longed to be united with them. And I
know that someday I too will be united with my Grammie once again but until
then I will recognize her and remember her in ordinary occurrences in my
daily life and I will smile and know that she is right here with me. I love
you Grammie.
Mark Wesley Austin27 Aug 1948-6 Jul 1997
He was always such a warm, caring person that would have given the shirt
off his back to anyone who needed it. He was a great humanitarian and will
be sorely missed by dozens of friends and family members. Hopefully, one
day, a cure will be found for the Lymphoma that took him at such an early
age. I will always miss him. Always Loving You, Your Devoted Son, Mark W.
Austin
