
Drake - Drzewiecki
Please sign the visitors' book.
Nick Drake19 Jun 1948-24 Nov 1974
He has altered my incredible, insatiable desire for music
forever. I haven't been the same since I discovered this
"Boyd Wonder".
Thank you Rodney and Molly -
Althea Dresser30 Jun 1913-5 Jan 1999
Althea was killed by an intruder who did not have kill this nice eldrey
lady who could barley get around. May he fry in hell.
II, Richard Drew20 Sep 1946-8 Jan 1995
Dearest Dick,
I miss you very much. I still love you and always will.
You were a very special person, not only to me, but to
everyone who knew you.
I don't ever recall telling you, but one of the things I
liked most about you, was your reliability. I liked knowing
that you were going to meet me at the airport, you would
definitely be there and probably be early. I liked that if
I told you I was upset, you would always stop everything and
listen to me and try to help.
Another thing I really liked was the way you cared for and
played with our cats. They miss you too.
Thank you for giving me the emotional and financial support
to live my life as I chose. It was wonderful of you and I
am deeply appreciative. It made me a better person and has
helped me deal with your death.
I am happy when I think of all the good times we shared.
I loved going on vacation with you. Our ideas of fun were
well matched. I really enjoyed snuggling up with you on
the couch and talking for hours.
I miss most the specialness of our relationship. I miss
being the most important person to you, and your being the
most important person to me. It sometimes still is
inconceivable to me that you are no longer part of my life.
I love you and miss you very much. I am very glad I was
your wife.
Love always, Alice
Patricia Dawn Drewell8 Oct 1950-20 Dec 1977
It's been almost 20 years, Mom. We still miss you. Jennifer, Mike, Lynn,
Dale & Rob.
Julie Marie Dribin1 Oct 1979-29 Feb 1996
She was vibrant, happy and full of energy. She died in her
sleep without any warning. She was our one and only, our
future, one of the Best and the Brightest.
Dearest JuJu and Half Pint,
Soaring to your own star,
you reached the sky.
Sleep warm, little Boo
Mommy and Dad love you
We miss you more each day.
Frances Beryl Dring23 Jun 1944-24 Feb 2000
I miss my wonderfull mum more as each day passes.She was so generous
and kind so unselfish and forgiving.Her life was never easy but
she always kept going for the sake of her Grandchildren to whom
she was totally devoted and whom I am sure will never forget
her.Stolen from us with no notice I grieve for her always my
lovely mum.
John Drinkwater20 Oct 1975-6 Mar 1999
John Drinkwater...aka Buckshot John I feel so good knowing that I "truly"
loved you. I didn't just say it, I showed it. I know things were rocky for
us, but we overcame all that. Like you constantly told me there were friends
and there were associates. You and I know where the two of us stood. How
do I know this? Because we told each other EVERY SINGLE DAY! I thank GOD
I have your final words to me..."I love you". THANK YOU JOHN..
During the upcoming months when I'm going to be missing you like crazy, I'll
look at Jonai and say "I still have a part of you..." This is what
will keep me going. we love you. P.S. NY will never be the same for me.
John Drinkwater10 Oct 1975-6 Mar 1999
John: I miss you very much. I still love you and always will. You were a
very special person, not only to me, but to everyone who knew you. I thank
GOD I told you everyday how much I loved you. I don't recall ever not telling
you, but one of the things I liked most about you, was your reliability.
I liked knowing that you were going to meet me at the airport, you would
definitely be there and probably be early. I liked that if I told you I was
upset, you would always stop everything and listen to me and try to help.
Another thing I really liked was the way you cared for and played with Jonai
over the phone and in person. She miss you too. Thank you for giving me the
emotional support to live my life as I chose. It was wonderful of you and
I am deeply appreciative. It made me a better person and it will help me
deal with your death. I am happy when I think of all the good times we shared.
I loved going to the city with you. I loved going shopping. Most of all
I loved being in the "COURTYARD MARRIOTT" REMEMBER VALENTINES DAY???
heh heh..Our ideas of fun were well matched. Remember on the train? Remember
you drove my car and I had to yell at you for speeding?...lol!!! I really
enjoyed EVERYTHING we did...You left something behind with me...Something
that is YOURS...*wink* I miss most the specialness of our relationship.
I miss being the most important person to you, and your being the most important
person to me. It is going to be very hard to know you will not be with me
and Jonai. But John we shall meet on the other side and when we do we both
will be in perfect health and the same age. There will be no FAKE so called
lovers...heh heh..thas what u called them not me! rofl!!!!!!!! what am going
to do that you are no longer here? I love you and miss you very much. I
am very glad I was your "TRUE" LOVE. Love always, AlaNaiJon
Kelly Ann Driscoll1974-2001
Kelly:
We will all miss you dearly - it is very sad that you had to leave us so soon. You have brought pride and joy to everyone who knew you.
You have accomplished so much and have made us all proud. As a kindergarten/first grade teacher you were able to give a little of yourself to each individual that has crossed your path. And for that you will never be forgotten.
We Love you and We will all miss you!!!
Your Friends
Lil Driscoll24 Jan 1919-23 Dec 1998
A great cook keep a very clean home, we miss her very much. She died in Whitby
Canada.
Robert Driscoll6 May 1929-20 Feb 1996
Unit 21
Its been almost a year since you left and things dont seem to be getting better.
Its been real lonly without you and I really miss you . Things seem to be ok at the office but
I hate being there. Its really bad at our scenes without your help. Im sure your in a better place now
and are watching over us but that really doesnt help. I hope you like what weve done.
Sorry I havent been by to see you but I just cant go there I'm
sorry. Ihope to see you soon so take care
and watch over us.
Unit 24
Yvette Driscoll13 Oct 1979-18 Sep 1996
Three years now. The familiar blanket that is grief, has become a mantle:
of power and strength, of God's glory, of love. Yvette, loving you and losing
you has given me this. Just wait till you see what I bring with me, when
I see you again. Love, Mom
Linda Yvonne Driscoll Nichols6 Nov 1948-31 May 1995
A wonderful mother, aunt and friend who knew the meaning of the word
"love". She left the body that caused her so much pain in
exchange for a better place that the ones who were left behind have
yet to know. I'll always remember the leaf tornado, lin. Those that
will miss her for always, Colleen, little Jeff, Mommy Del, Tom, Maur,
Bec, Heather, Rob, little Robby (yet to be born), Sam, Katie, Big
Jeff, Denny and cousin Greg...and many more.Those days in Texas
changed us all forever.
Jermaine Jonathan Driven18 Feb 1985-19 Mar 2004
i wish that i could hold you now
i wish that i could touch you now
i wish that i could talk to you
be with you somehow
i know you're in a better place
and i know i can see your face
i know you're smiling down on me
saying everythings okay
ans if i never leave this thug life
i'll see you again someday
i wish i wish i wish
Alissa Rose Drummond20 Nov 1999-14 Oct 2002
Our sweet Alissa struggled from the age of three weeks old against the ravaging effects of Group B Meningitis. During her short and painful life she taught everyone who loved her, and many of her doctors, therapists and others who cared for her, so much about love, patience and strength.
A bit over a month before her third birthday, we lost our darling little girl. She left heartbroken parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. Her funeral was attended by some of her doctors and health care workers, people whose lives she had touched.
Alissa is at peace now, forever resting in our thoughts and in our hearts.
Joanna Pestana de Velloza Drummond6 Jun 1842-23 Jun 1929
Great-Grandmother, born in Porto Santo, Portugal. Daughter of: Joao Pestana
de Velloza and Sebastiana da Piedade. Buried, St. Mary's cemetery, Oakland, CA Died at age: 87. May she rest in peace.
Joao Antonio Drummond11 May 1821-24 Mar 1898
Great-Grandfather, born, Porto Santo, Portugal. Son of: Diogo Antonio Drummond
and Antonia de Vasconcellos. He died at age 77 in Porto Santo where he
is buried. May he rest in peace.
Sr., Fred J. Drummond10 Sep 1930-30 Sep 1994
My father is survived by 3 sons--Fred Jr. Ron, Mike.
One daugher, who he was very close to-- Donna...
And, a very dear wife--Esther L....mom saw him through lots of hard
times. And even though we all knew it was a matter of time before the
inevitable...it was still very hard to deal. My father and I weren't
close. He was a military man who had high expectations. I just didn't
seem to live up to them. I guess, I never really wanted to.
I miss my father very much. Sometimes, more than I even can believe. I
will always miss him.
I don't think this feeling will ever go away.
Manuel Antonio Drummond Sr.8 Apr 1870-27 Apr 1936
Great-Uncle, born in Porto Santo, Portugal. Son of Joao Antonio Drummond
and Joanna Pestana de Velloza. Buried, St. Mary's cemetery, Oakland, CA.
Edward DrydolDied 1986
Dear "Baba",
It has been a long time since you left us, but still I cannot let you go.
I hear and see you a lot. Edju is verry good, as is Terry, but they all
do miss you, as does Babcia. As you know, she is still with us, but I worry
about her all the time. Will you please lead her? I know you will, as you
loved her. I remember I had to read a poem. You know in school I was a
clown, but seeing you there, I just broke down. We used to read all the
time, remember? And when that stroke 1st made you weak, me and the girls
used to give you those animals for your arms?? I want you to know that I
love you Baba, and so does everyone around us..We will never forget you!!!
Mihalca (I think I spelled it right!)
Robert Sr. Drzewiecki25 Jan 1944-26 Apr 2003
My father-in-law was a very special man. He always mad you laugh and always had a wise tale to tell you if you let him. He was so strong, he overcame alot in his lifetime. But in the end cancer got the best of him. He loved his grandchildren so much.(Joey,Miranda,Savannha,Kyle,Justin,Tyler,Sareha,Donavan)And they loved him also. He had 5 children.(Raymond,Leo,Denise,Shawn,Bobby)My mother-in-law (Geri) till this day is having a very hard time. He loved the Pittsburg Steelers Football Team, building models and working on his car. In the end iam very thankful for is that he passed away at home with his whole family by his side. We all got to say goodbye. I know your looking down at us dad and making sure things go right. I thank you for that. We love and miss you very much, you will never be forgotten. Love your Daughter-in-law Shannon
