Linda Dillon Cereseto

I am so sorry to hear this news.  I grew up down the street from the Hannegans.  Wonderful family.  Rick and I attended grammar school through high school together.  He was so kind.  I felt like he accepted all people.  We had some classes together in Jr. High School.  I always considered him a "true" friend, meaning, it didn't matter what neck of the woods you came from, he had no problem being your friend.  When we were seniors I would walk up the street needing a ride to school.  I can still see his parents sitting there with a smile and Rick coming out to greet me and take me school.  We had conversations on the way to school, I still to this day remember some.  About 16 or 17 years ago we communicated by email, giving each other updates on our lives.  He ended with a kind ending as with me, as a friend, he always did.  I hope he didn't suffer, he didn't deserve to suffer.  I wish I could have seen him one more time.....rest in peace Rick, you were truly a one-of-a-kind loving man.  Linda

I always wanted to know Sandy.  I remember seeing him for the first time in Junior High School.  OMG, so cute!  Of course, had many crushes on Sandy.  Sandy and Ched, always together, so great that they had such a long history with one another.  When I saw that he was sick it was so sad to me.  It looked like he lived the life that he always wanted to live.  I'm glad he found his calling.  Sandy, I'm so glad you did not suffer for a long period of time.  You brightened all of our lives just walking through the halls of South Pasadena Junior and High Schools.  May you rest in peace Sandy, my thoughts and prayers to your family and friends and Eve.

Colleen, you will be missed!  You hold a place in our hearts, we carry memories of fun with you, we were all lucky to have you in our lives!  Rest in peace, your friend, Linda.

Happy Birthday Linda !