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Kuenz - Kuykendal

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David Walter Kuenz
16 Jun 1968-14 Mar 1999
I will never forget the love you gave to me. The dream you have initiated within me. I will hold you deep within my heart until we meet again.

I visit where you sleep now but I cant help remember the days not long ago when you held me and kissed my forehead telling me you would always be there.

Always near
Kim Strickland


Gary Kuepfer
24 May 1953-26 Feb 1999
The breeze softly grazes my face
tickling against my cheek.
I lick my lips
the dryness is erased
My soul is free,
Yours flying free
Chills seem to run down my spine
as I think of you
Missing you
dreaming of you
Aching for your hugs
All I can do is kiss the teardrops
they are bitter
and wait
for the moment when God
kisses all teardrops goodbye
© Colleen Smith

Always remembered, always your little girl, Colleen


Joan C. Kujawski
Aug 1932-Mar 2002
you were a loving wife, mother,sister and friend to all who
knew and loved you. your family will miss you for ever!

mom you showed us love and kindness throughout your life here on earth, when you died a part of all of us left.

we just wanted you to know that we will take care of each
other , like you did here on earth.

All of your {9} children, you loving husband, your 19 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren want you to know in heaven that we will NEVER foreget you.

we love you mom !!!

may god seat you at his right hand for all enternity.


Genevieve J. Kukich
6 May 1938-2 Feb 1997
To my mother that I sadly Miss My Mother was a gentle women. She loved her family with great passion. If I had a problem, she would solve it. If I was upset, she would make me laugh. I remember all the good times that my Mother has done for me for there wasn't much bad. Yes, when I would get into mischief she was always there to protect me. As I've gotten older I respected my Mother more and more and the more she became my best friend. As she gotten older the diabetes and heart problems started and for that reason there were times in my life I cried my- self to sleep knowing she was going to go soon. I also told my Mother that I Loved her and remembered the times when I was young and the silly things that I've done. Remember to Love your parents because once there gone there's no bringing back just memories. Your Son, Ted

Matthew Kuks
4 Jun 1914-Dec 1983
MAtthew lived in Brooklyn New York. He was a man who was hard to under stand. But he loved all he knew in his own way.I never really got to know him. But he is still my grandfather.

Debra Kulingoski
1954-1964
Debbie, I miss you sweetie. I think of you all the time. I often wonder what you would be like today. You have missed so much in life. But I do know in my heart that you visit me from heaven. We will be together again someday. 'Til then. I love you, your friend Debbie from grades 1 thru 4 at St. John's the Evangelist in Hudson, NH.

H. Bud Kunkel
5 Aug 1941-31 May 1995
Dad, Although you suffered terribly those last few weeks, I selfishly hated to see you go. I know that you are no longer in pain and can look down on me and your grandsons. We love you so very much and miss you. Not a day goes by that I don't think of you or see you when I look into my children's faces. We will see you on the other side. All my love, Lynda

Vernon R. Kunkel
Jul 1936-Mar 1979

Jill Kurtz
1981-2003
Jill, you were the greatest friend anyone could ever have. I have never met anyone like you and unfortunately I never will again. I remember when we were just kids really, and all the crazy things we did. I had more fun with you in the short amount of time we had together than I had with anyone else in my entire life. I will cherish that always, how our personalities fit like a glove. I hope you can forgive me for what I did to you and I want to thank you for saving my life. There was no way to ever repay you and I don't even think I ever said Thanks while you were alive. I have cried for minutes, hours days and years about this and I need to know that you are ok. I feel like I am forgetting everything, what you sound like, look like, birthday, and when you left. Then I dreamed about you, and you were ok. Jill, why??? I wish I could have repaid the favor and saved you like you saved me. When everyone else wanted to leave me to die in the snow, you carried me on your back and risked your hide to make me safe. I love you so much, I hope you know that. I will never feel right about this, It hurts so bad what you did to yourself.

I hope you are with God now

I love you

Jessica

Your friend always


John M. Kurtz
16 Apr 1918-20 Jul 1997
I felt you were one of the most mild mannered persons I have ever met. I will miss the talks we shared together, particulary about your experiences in the army during WW 2. Thanks for being my good friend. Bill Komejan

John M. Kurtz
16 Apr 1918-20 Jul 1997
John, I will miss the talks we had together. You were a great neighbor and friend. Bill Komejan

Susan Kusnetzov
Feb 1944-14 Mar 1995
The world of insurance, computers, and your friends and relatives miss you.

Shelly


Chiyoko Kuwana
17 Feb 1923-17 Mar 2003
In loving memory of my mother, who gave a good portion of her life to help support others so unselfishly. With her husband Henry, raised 5 children whom loved her very much as well as 7 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.

My brother Roy was there to help support our father, the day after we buried our Mom we rushed our brother to the hospital where he died almost a week later. He died exactly a week after we buried her.


Roy Kuwana
30 Jun 1943-7 Apr 2003
In memory of my brother Roy who has touched the lives of so many people in such positive ways. He is survived by his loving wife Carolyn, son Kirk and daughter Keris as well as his adorable grandson Royce. I have to mention here that he was also the "community husband" to his sisters in-law, Sylvian and Wanda. Roy we all miss you so much!

David Kuykendal
David -- you will be missed. I am sorry that I did not have the chance to get to know you better. We worked together just long enough for me to grow to love you as a sweet and gentle spirit. I know you were loved dearly by your dad -- and I hope your mother has come to understand what she lost when you died. AIDS is a horrible disease. I am sorry you had to suffer. Thank you for stopping by for a visit before you left us. I will always cherish that walk we took. I hope you are now living in the happiness that seemed to always elude you here. I miss you. . .

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