Dea I can't still to this day believe that you're gone. I will always remember and never forget you. Do you remember the day on 5th Avenue I don't remember what the conversation was about but we wanted to become blood sisters so we stuck our fingers with the PIN took our thumbs together smash them and turned our fingers to make sure the blood was mixed. That was a bond that day that I never had with any other friend. I never did that with Colleen. I miss you Dea. In the end we had some issues. It all started the night Dennis had me busted. An you were moving out to live with Vickie. But you came back to my house. An sat there and partied with Dennis and Ricky. Did Coke all night. Would love to know what you were thinking. Not really a true friend huh... This will be my last entry on your memorial. Goodbye Dea, may you find peace in heaven

I can still remember to the day when I first met you I was working at the record store up there in the Patapsco shopping center and it was the dead of winter and I was standing outside waiting for my boss mr. Charles to get there to open up the door and then there was this girl that pulled up in a car she had a cowboy hat on. She rolled down window and said you can get in the car if you like just get warm until he gets there to open the store so I got into her car and that's how we became friends. You are missed Dea.

You were absolutely the most wonderful Mommy, best friend and cheerleader either one of your daughters could have been blessed with. With out you, God only knows how terrible life would have really been, but you struggled everyday to make sure that us 3 girls ( Including yourself because you were merely a baby too) were happy together, and completely supported emotionally and mentally… the real and important ways

Just wanted to let you know I'm thinking of you. Happy Belated Birthday. Love you

I keep her picture on my refrigerator an talk to her often. A great friend, super mom and truly missed. Love you Dea

You are missed every day.