Imelda R. Cenit

To the Cenit Family:
Words cannot ever express enough how much your presence in life meant for many of us. I know heaven is so happy to see you Amy. They are so blessed to have you with them and I am so ever greatful for your affectionate love for us all. You showed love in midst of a world that is lost and I will always remember what a wonderful person you and your family are. May you rest in peace with Jesus in heaven and may the angels always be with your family. To know you and to know your family Victor and Ben through karate class is both an honor and blessing. May God be with you both and always. With love,
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I would like to express my sympathy to the family of Ms. Andrade. Death is never an easy thing. I hope you are finding comfort in the time you spent with your dear loved one. Please find comfort in the hope expressed in the Bible at Revelation 21:3,4 where it tells us that mourning, pain, and death will be things of the past. I hope you find comfort in this hope. Feel free to email me to comment or if you have questions. Again, please accept my condolences.##imported-begin##Margaret##imported-end##

Amy was such a sweet and kind-hearted woman. We didn't see each other very often, but when we did she would always give me a big smile and a big hug. I loved her giggle! Her happy demeanor was so infectious. When I saw her in the hospital, she was just like that...smiling and wanting a hug! I was just so, so saddened when I heard of her passing. Victor, Ben and Angelina... Please know you will all be in our prayers at this time.##imported-begin##Jane Tarsia##imported-end##