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Mr. Pepito Cabaysa Lafuente Jr., age 34, of Cumming GA died Thursday, November 15, 2012 after a sudden illness.
Mr. Lafuente was a native of the Philippines and lived most of his Life in Vidalia. He is a graduate of the Vidalia High School, class of 1996 and he also was a long time employee of ADP of Alpharetta, GA.
Pepito was the son of the Late Dr. Pepito Lafuente.
Mr. Lafuente is survived by his Mother, Yolanda Lafuente of Vidalia and two sisters, Pauline Brown of Savannah and Pam Sanchez of Norcross.
Funeral Services for Mr. Pepito Cabaysa Lafuente Jr. will be conducted Saturday November 24, 2012 at 10:30 AM from Sacred Heart Catholic Church with Father Ben Dallas officiating. Interment will follow at Lakeview Memorial Gardens. The family will receive friends at the Funeral Home on both Monday and Tuesday nights from 6 PM until 8 PM.
Ronnie L. Stewart Funeral Service of Vidalia is in charge of funeral arrangements.
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Daniel Smith
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Posted Sun November 18, 2012
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Hey Lil Pete, you will be missed but never forgotten. I remember we had some stupid moments when it came to that Civic. Hanging out like nerds at the arcade during lunch and hanging together with Dunn and Donald as "The Asian Brotherhood", which served no purpose but to bring friends closer together. Your families both in Georgia and here in Texas (we are all family) and at "ADP" will miss you dearly and are sad that you were called home at such a young age. Our family will have you and your family in our prayers and can only pray that your Mother and Sisters find peace in this difficult time knowing that you are with our Heavenly Father. You are in a much better place and we will meet again when the rest of us are also called home.
Pagpalain kayo ng Diyos (hope I got that right Pete) and your family Pete.
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Edna G. Hadloc
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Posted Sun November 18, 2012
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To the family of Pete,
Our family would like to extend our condolonces to the loss of your loved one. We pray for his soul and we will keep your family in our prayers. He will be missed the big time, his friendship, his presence and all the good things he had done for our family. Thank you Pete for your good friendship, you may rest in peace. From: The Hadlocs family, Andro, Edna, Donald and Daisy.
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Brandy MacHarrie
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Posted Sun November 18, 2012
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Prayers for you Pauline and family. We're thinking of you. Love Brandy and Ian
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William Eddy
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Posted Mon November 19, 2012
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Pete, going to miss hanging out and going to the movies or out to eat at a korean bbq restaurant. All the times we spent joking around and cracking each other up over stupid stuff.White water rafting was a blast, especially when you were joking with the guide and egging her on to try and flip us out of the raft. You will be missed my friend.
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Joan Dellinger
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Posted Mon November 19, 2012
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Pete... Feels really weird here at work knowing I won't ever see you stop by my desk and grab a pen and a piece of candy again. You made all of us laugh with your silliness, you will be missed by all who knew you.
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Loretta Frady
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Posted Tue November 20, 2012
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Pete, things will never be the same here at ADP, your warm smile and friendship will never be forgotten by all that knew you, RIP! My thoughts and prayers are with your family as they go through this difficult time!
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Tim & Susan Sanner
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Posted Wed November 21, 2012
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Pete will be missed very much. He was the best neighbor we have ever had. He was a fun and very nice person. As you grieve know that we are remembering you, the family, and honoring the memory of Pete.
Like a bird singing in the rain, let grateful memories survive in time of sorrow. ~Robert Louis Stevenson
Tim & Susan Sanner, Cumming, Georgia
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