Guest Book for Francis T. Sendker

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Posted by: Annick & Frantz DENIAU
Sat December 28, 2013 Bob, our beloved uncle, you are now reunited for all eternity with the love of your life, our cherished aunt Yvette. God saves your souls. Thank you again to have contributed to liberate our country you liked so much.
Alan, Fredda, Becca, Jon and Nicki, please, accept our most sincere condolences and all our love.

Posted by: Yann Deniau
Sat December 28, 2013 My beloved uncle, you've now joined your beloved wife in the Other world. You know how much I admire what you have done to liberate our country, France, in 1944 and 1945. If I have a Jeep Willys for many years, it's to honor the GIs which you were part, and unfortunatly many friends of yours never came back at home. When I wear during historic re-enactments the same uniforms that you wore during WWII,  it's in your honor, you know that. I kiss you very strong, and I wish that you will kiss strongly for me Aunt Yvette. I Hope to see you again in the Other world, if I deserve.
God save your soul.
Your nephew Yann, his daughter Fanny and his son Romain.
Alan, Fredda and all the family, very sincere condolences and a lot of  kisses.

Posted by: Michèle Merlio-Deniau
Tue January 07, 2014 Nos   très   affectueuses   pensées   vous   ont   accompagnés   pendant  cette   fin   d'année   très   difficile   ,qui   vous   a   privés   à  tout   jamais   de   vos   parents   et   grands-parents  !!!!!!!!!!Condoléances  très    sincères   de   nous  deux .

Posted by: Yves Moerman
Wed January 08, 2014 Dear familly of “Bob” Francis T. Sendker,

Accept my condolences for your dad, grandfather. Veteran of Normandy and Bastogne (Battle of the Bulge), it is also fat to him as American soldiers, that Europe have a Liberty.

The Europeans and the Belgians people owe to the soldiers but also to the people of the United State of America a lot.

He in gained her Legion of Honour, and also the gratitude of the Belgian people.

Yves Moerman from Belgium

Posted by: Annick & Frantz DENIAU Sat December 28, 2013	Bob, our beloved uncle, you are now reunited for all eternity with the love of your life, our cherished aunt Yvette. God saves your souls. Thank you again to have contributed to liberate our country you liked so much. Alan, Fredda, Becca, Jon and Nicki, please, accept our most sincere condolences and all our love.



Posted by: Yann Deniau Sat December 28, 2013	My beloved uncle, you've now joined your beloved wife in the Other world. You know how much I admire what you have done to liberate our country, France, in 1944 and 1945. If I have a Jeep Willys for many years, it's to honor the GIs which you were part, and unfortunatly many friends of yours never came back at home. When I wear during historic re-enactments the same uniforms that you wore during WWII, it's in your honor, you know that. I kiss you very strong, and I wish that you will kiss strongly for me Aunt Yvette. I Hope to see you again in the Other world, if I deserve. God save your soul. Your nephew Yann, his daughter Fanny and his son Romain. Alan, Fredda and all the family, very sincere condolences and a lot of kisses.



Posted by: Michèle Merlio-Deniau Tue January 07, 2014	Nos très affectueuses pensées vous ont accompagnés pendant cette fin d'année très difficile ,qui vous a privés à tout jamais de vos parents et grands-parents !!!!!!!!!!Condoléances très sincères de nous deux .



Posted by: Yves Moerman Wed January 08, 2014	Dear familly of “Bob” Francis T. Sendker, Accept my condolences for your dad, grandfather. Veteran of Normandy and Bastogne (Battle of the Bulge), it is also fat to him as American soldiers, that Europe have a Liberty. The Europeans and the Belgians people owe to the soldiers but also to the people of the United State of America a lot. He in gained her Legion of Honour, and also the gratitude of the Belgian people. Yves Moerman from Belgium