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Maria Zakrzewski
September 15, 2005
We, the Auxiliary 79 of the NALC Branch 204 here in the Springs', send our deepest sympathy to you and your family on the passing of Elvyn. Proud to have had the pleasure of knowing him. You are all in our Prayers.
Maria Zakrzewski
Auxiliary 79 Vice President
Elizabeth Seebacher
September 13, 2005
He always was there with a smiling face and a good heart. Whenever I would visit him, I felt a srong sense of love from him. He was far more then a "great" great grandpa to me, and far more then a "great" person to the world!!!
Love forever!xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo...
your great grandchild, Elizabeth May Seebacher
Sandra Claus
September 12, 2005
When I first came to Colorado Springs from California in 1972 there were not very many female letter carriers. For the most part the male letter carriers didn't like having us around. Except for Mr. Hollingsworth. He was always very helpful and friendly. He made such an impression on me with his kind words and encouragement. I am better for having met and worked with him. Please accept my sympathy for your loss of such a "good guy".
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Nicole Anania
September 12, 2005
We love you and will miss you!
Len and Elly Bergquist
September 12, 2005
We remember Lois and "Holly" from square dancing. You could not find nicer people. We know "Holly" will be missed greatly by his family. Our sympathies go out to them.
Jeane Hollingsworth
September 12, 2005
Dad, I will miss fighting with you. Your jokes, and your presence in my thoughts are forever engraved in my memories. I will never forget the first time I met Mom & You, it was one of the best days of my life.
Your daughter-in-law, Jeane
Tracy Seebacher
September 11, 2005
Grandpa, I Love You and will miss you very much. Words cannot express how important you were to all of us. I will treasure you and Grandma and my memories of you both forever. I hope you and Grandma are "swinging" up in Heaven the way we grandchildren used to swing on your porch. Thank you for being such a wonderful Grandfather. I will always remember with pride that I was one of "Grandpa's Girl's" It was never easy to say Goodbye to you and Grandma and this good-bye is the hardest of them all.
Good-bye Grandpa!
XOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXO
Tracy
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