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Myrna Tom and Briell
25 August 2008 16:25 |
Hi Devon: Your Mom and Dad are the best in supporting you!! We are glad we spent some time with you this summer and Brielle is looking forward to School and seeing you soon. Our thoughts and prayers are with you always and keep smiling (its the best) 
Kristin & the Cams C
24 August 2008 16:31 | Warren, NJ
Hi, guys...
thinking of you so much...I know that hibernation feeling, so often I wish I could...but we keep fighting...our girls are FIGHTERS, and somehow they will triumph over all of this...
hang in there...you all are much in my heart, G asks for Devon all the time.
peace,
Kristin, G & R's mom
thinking of you so much...I know that hibernation feeling, so often I wish I could...but we keep fighting...our girls are FIGHTERS, and somehow they will triumph over all of this...
hang in there...you all are much in my heart, G asks for Devon all the time.
peace,
Kristin, G & R's mom
Kevin
22 August 2008 13:23 | Tonawanda, NY
My thoughts and prayers will be with you and your family. With God all things are possible.
Mrs. Gillin
19 August 2008 22:22 |
Hello, hello, Devon
I, too, stood in the ocean last Friday praying so hard for you, and it was such
a beautiful day. You look super in the
picture with your friend, and I know the
activities at Fox Hollow will be so fun
and successful. I start school tomorrow,
and I really can not believe that the summer is fading away. I am sure it will
take awhile to get used to a new building,
new teachers, new families but I know
how much I love learning and teaching
in the land of little people. I hope you and
Paige are really enjoying being together
and doing lots of fun things. I will be in
touch soon and keep smiling just like in
your picture.
XOXO
Mrs. Gillin
I, too, stood in the ocean last Friday praying so hard for you, and it was such
a beautiful day. You look super in the
picture with your friend, and I know the
activities at Fox Hollow will be so fun
and successful. I start school tomorrow,
and I really can not believe that the summer is fading away. I am sure it will
take awhile to get used to a new building,
new teachers, new families but I know
how much I love learning and teaching
in the land of little people. I hope you and
Paige are really enjoying being together
and doing lots of fun things. I will be in
touch soon and keep smiling just like in
your picture.
XOXO
Mrs. Gillin
The Innocenzo Family
17 August 2008 19:04 |
Devon --
We read all about you in the newspaper. My Mom and Dad said after seeing your picture you are pretty like your Mom -- but have your Dad's big smile. Our Dad went to high school with your Dad and our Mom went to college with him. We were down the shore and on our way to Mass when we read your story. We prayed for you there and when we stuck our feet in the ocean, we sent wishes your way. Mom and Dad sent wishes for your parents too. Did you know that it is a custom to have special blessings of the ocean on the Feast of the Assumption? The custom originated in 15th century Italy, when a bishop traveling from Venice, during a storm at sea on the Feast of the Assumption, prayed and threw his pastoral ring into the sea from the ship — and the waters were calmed. In some of these “blessings of the sea” celebrations, after the priest or bishop has blessed the water, the people wade out into the water and fill bottles with it, and apparently use it like regular holy water. This tradition came all the way from Europe and made its way to the Jersey shore! When my Mom was growing up, she said the Feast of the Assumption was always a time for visitors to get themselves into the ocean for a good dip into the sea on Mary’s feast day. The celebration is about the marriage of the seas, the blessed water, and Mary. But is also about sharing fellowship and beliefs and Mystery. God does indeed work miracles through mysterious ways! We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
With many good thoughts,
Mike, Susan, Matthew(11), Daniel(
and Elizabeth(5)
P.S. Your song rocks!
We read all about you in the newspaper. My Mom and Dad said after seeing your picture you are pretty like your Mom -- but have your Dad's big smile. Our Dad went to high school with your Dad and our Mom went to college with him. We were down the shore and on our way to Mass when we read your story. We prayed for you there and when we stuck our feet in the ocean, we sent wishes your way. Mom and Dad sent wishes for your parents too. Did you know that it is a custom to have special blessings of the ocean on the Feast of the Assumption? The custom originated in 15th century Italy, when a bishop traveling from Venice, during a storm at sea on the Feast of the Assumption, prayed and threw his pastoral ring into the sea from the ship — and the waters were calmed. In some of these “blessings of the sea” celebrations, after the priest or bishop has blessed the water, the people wade out into the water and fill bottles with it, and apparently use it like regular holy water. This tradition came all the way from Europe and made its way to the Jersey shore! When my Mom was growing up, she said the Feast of the Assumption was always a time for visitors to get themselves into the ocean for a good dip into the sea on Mary’s feast day. The celebration is about the marriage of the seas, the blessed water, and Mary. But is also about sharing fellowship and beliefs and Mystery. God does indeed work miracles through mysterious ways! We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
With many good thoughts,
Mike, Susan, Matthew(11), Daniel(
and Elizabeth(5)P.S. Your song rocks!
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