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Brendon Scalesse

May 26, 2016/in Tributes/by webguy

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Submitted by: Carol SCalesse
Born: 1997
Died: 2015
My Tribute: Brendon was my grandson who was raised by the Scalesse family grandparent ,aunts, cousin until he 15 yrs old was so loved came back home when he was 17 with us for 6 mo. until JAN. of 2015 went back home with his MOM . The night before he passed I want him to stay he told he be the next day she was out side beeping so he hugged me so tight and said I love you Nana see you tomorrow
In my heart i know he had something on him i was clue less did not know
cause we talk about the summer him being here with me playing cards

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