Contributions to the tribute of Jeanmarie E. Miller

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It's been over 2 weeks since my best friend's Mom passed away, and I still haven't been able to see her to give her a hug. There is such joy in Aurora's visions, though ... children are so close to God. I pray for Carrie, Dave, Aurora and "Pop" that the days get a little easier. We're here for you guys. God Bless You, "Mom" -- see you when we get there!

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Rita Mc Cleary posted a condolence

Aunt Rita sent this up for me to put on the site... "This is for my sister Jean. I can't get the funeral parlor on my computer so I asked Carrie to do this for me. I remember several things... My brother and I used to tell Jean she was adopted because she had blonde hair and could tan. One night when she cried she told our mother and Brian and I were disiplined. Forever after that we teased her about it. Another event, we were in the catskills for the summer and Jean was about 5 years old. Every morning she would take mom's broom and knock at Aunt Lou's door, announcing that she was going to -weep the -now off the -reet.(Sweep the snow of the street.) She was little and feisty. Most recently when I was in the hospital, she called me crying, and told me I could not go unless I took her and Liz with me. Just imagine she went without us! I am content that I had a vacation with her 2 weeks before she left this world. I'll be able to remember the laughswe had. She was good and fine and lovely. She was a great sister."

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Carrie posted a condolence

Aurora told me told that she can still see Nana. She told me she came over the other day and told her not to be afraid. She said that she would alway be there. This came out of my 2 and 1/2 year old. Maybe there is life beyond this. They say that just because the body is gone it does not mean that the spirit is. I can still feel my mother's hand bless my forehead as she did every time I would leave the house. I can still smell her perfume. If I close my eyes I can see her and feel her arms around me in one of those hugs she always had for me. I can hear her call Aurora "Sugar" and sing off key. I know she is now in a much better place and that she can watch over all of us all the time now. She can be a part of the universe, free and easygoing. No worries!!! She can go to Disney when ever she wants now. I think Disney may just be her heaven! I am doing all I can to ease my father's pain and help him through this difficult time. I thank anyone who takes a moment to remember my mother. She was and is one amazing lady!!! Rest now sweet angel your time on earth is done. You have been called home to heaven, missed by everyone. love you always mamam, Carrie Jean

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Ron, Tish, Desiree and Samantha posted a condolence

Jeannie was a wonderful woman whom we all had the pleasure of knowing for so many years. She was so kind to our family, always happy and greeted each of us with a great, big warm hug...just like her brother Brian. I'm sure Heaven is full of bear hugs today :-) We'll miss her.

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Dave posted a condolence

My mother-in-law showed me a side of family life that I never really had. I came from a family that wasn't very close, and we saw each other once a year, if that.Jean accepted me into her family as one of her own. I would be lying if I said it didn't overwhelm me at first, but I became used to it. I'm going to miss the little things that she did to make life a little more light hearted and fun. My grandmother will be waiting in Heaven to meet her and show her around. They're going to have a party when she arrives.

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Maria Dinolis posted a condolence

I met Mrs. Miller through her daughter Carrie and The "218" Family. For the short time I knew her, I felt her LOVE and sincerity. GOD BLESS HER, she will be missed but the love will always remain. Thank you Carrie for introducing her, not only to me, but to "218". My sincere love, thoughts and prayers to all of you. Maria

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Carrie posted a condolence

My Mommy was someone who really grasped the full concept of love. She wanted everyone around her to know what it was like to be loved and be part of a family. She may have driven each one of us nuts at times but it was because she wanted each one of her children and grandchildren to be kind to each other and stay together through whatever life sent our way. My mother was so proud of each of us. She would brag about every little accomplishment her children or grandchildren made from job goals to going back to school to the little ones first steps and everything in between. She was most proud of being married to my father, Charles. She would tell me that no matter how they may disagree, he was the light of her life and the passion in her heart. She told me just this past Saturday that she still got butterflies in her tummy when he would kiss her. She would want everyone to sing out in joy when remembering her. She now does not suffer, no tears, no pain, no worries. We shed tears for our loss but not hers. She has been called home to the arms of her heavenly father. Now she can be a part of everyone and everything. I will miss you Mommy with all my heart. Thank you for teaching me how to love!!! P.S. Aurora said to tell the angels "Hi"!

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Sally Brosonski posted a condolence

My husband Tom & I met Jeanmarie through her daughter Carrie and her husband Dave when they joined our motorcycle group. We didn't spend that much time with her, but the little time we did have with her was enough to show us what a warm, caring and kind-hearted person she was, and that she was truly loved and adored by her family. She will be deeply missed by all those who knew and loved her.

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Irene Morrongiello posted a condolence

Jeannie was my cousin, just a couple of years older than I am -- I always looked up to her and admired her. She was so full of life and love..and outspoken,too! Great fun to be with. And how she loved her children - wow! I miss her.

Jeanmarie E. Miller

1940 - 2008

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