Comments on: YVETTE ALICEA

By: Ana Colon

Ana Colon — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 19:34:27 +0000

You probably don’t remember me… But we met long time ago by my parents… I just want you to know that my prayers go to you and your son and if their is anything I can do for you please don’t hesitate to contact me… I lost contact with you….Please, please take care of your self and please call me.

By: Minerva Ambrossi

Minerva Ambrossi — Sun, 28 Dec 2008 23:21:02 +0000

Yvette,
You probably won’t remember me but I met you at Eddy & Tony’s house and not long ago I saw you at the Park for Tony’s B-Day. You are some brave lady and God helps those who help themselves and are strong as you are. I have you in my prayers since I saw you last, May God grant you all the wishes in your heart and make this new year one of hope, peace & good health.

God Bless you & J.J.

Minerva & Fam.

By: Lissette Lopez-Gellys

Lissette Lopez-Gellys — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 03:25:35 +0000

Hi Yvette -
My dearest cousin, I am also very proud of you. You are filled with incredible strength that I could only hope to have. Continue to stay strong and believe in the power of prayer. Start to feel that you are free of cancer, know that you are being healed and you will. I pray for you every day and also have the church I go to pray for you.

I love you and I know you will come of this a true champion.

Lots of Love,
Lissette (tu prima que te quiere mucho), Tony, Louis and Gabrielle who’s always asking about her cousins in Florida.

By: Fr. Pedro L. Reyes

Fr. Pedro L. Reyes — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 03:01:32 +0000

Dear Yvette:

You are my strong and courage on my battles. Thank You for your testimony. I am very proud as your cousin because of all the love that you share and bring to our family. I love you and pray for you always. When I go to the altar to celebrate the Eucarist, you are in my oblate to God. God and our beloved Mother, Virgin Mary, bless you all, and J.J. too.

See you,

Fr. Pedro L. Reyes

By: Diane LoGrasso

Diane LoGrasso — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 02:11:45 +0000

Dear Yvette,

As someone who has battled ovarian cancer, my heart goes out to you. You are one tough cookie! You’ve had to deal with so much over the last six years. You have shown great faith, courage, and strength. Like you, I ask (and still ask) God to let me live to see my children through to adulthood. There IS always hope. Never surrender! Never doubt God’s mercy and power. You have been faithful and so, too, will God be faithful to you.

My family and I would be pleased and privileged to help you this holiday season. You will be in our prayers every day.

With love from your sister in cancer,

Diane LoGrasso
Jupiter, FL

By: Paula

Paula — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 13:31:48 +0000

There has never been a more compassionate, caring woman in the world than Yvette. Every time I see her, she is smiling on the outside and ready to give support and encouragement to someone else. She is a good person who is raising a polite, caring son who loves his mother. Her face beams when she talks of him.
Whenever the cancer returns, Yvette faces it with little self-pity and an intense determination to beat it back once again.
Her son lives to play baseball and makes his mother proud every day with his excellence in school and on the field.
No one deserves help more than Yvette and her son so that she may see him grow into a fine young man with a bright future. Please help them.