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Gregory James Emanuele

September 3, 2015/in Tributes/by webguy

Submitted by: Susan D. Emanuele
Born: 1990
Died: 2015
My Tribute: I lost my son on Aug 24 (less than 2 weeks ago) to an overdose. He had been clean, and appeared to be working hard to stay that way. His father and I are shattered beyond belief and do not know how we are going to continue to move forward. He was the youngest of my four sons….I miss him terribly and just cannot believe this has happened. Rest in peace my son, I know you are no longer suffering, fighting demons, and are finally, truly happy. I love you.

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