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we understand the industry is plagued with bad local florists.when your flowers have been delivered, we will send you a Delivery Confiramtion by email and text so you don't have to worry about your flowers not being delivered.if there is a problem with your order, we will contact you by text, email and phone as needed.we generally read all message within 5 minutes and respond to urgent matters within 30 minutes or less, most of the time we can answer the phone without a wait time.if you need help with your order, reply to the email or text or call us.when you place your order, we immediately send you an Order Confirmation by email and text which confirms we have your order and it gives you our contact information.during checkout, you provide your email address and cell number where you want to receive your confirmations.we send you an Order Confirmation and a Delivery Confirmation by email and text.the next available delivery date in Poughkeepsie is Wednesday, June 14.choose your flowers and checkout on our website, you can also call us to place your order.Augustine Roman Catholic Church, with burial to follow in Highland Cemetery.Buying From Us and Our Communication With You A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 9:30 a.m. and Susan Schlosser of Highland two sisters, Nancy McAllister of Hawthorne and Kristen Schlosser of Highland and a brother, Billy Schlosser of Tillson. He was just ‘Dan’ - there is no other way to put it.” In addition to his wife, Schlosser’s survivors include three children at home, daughters Nikayla and Lea, and son Alec his parents, John E. He loved his family and friends around him. He would do it all from baking to cooking to cleaning. “He was the best husband and father anyone could ask for. “He’ll be deeply and terribly missed,” said Waite, who considered Schlosser a father-figure. He was a member of the Highland High School class of 1991 and also graduated from Dutchess Community College. Augustine Roman Catholic Church in Highland. He was also an Eagle Scout, and member of the Italian Center in Poughkeepsie and St. Schlosser was a regional district loss prevention manager for the northeast region of GAP Inc. Francis Hospital in Poughkeepsie, where he was pronounced dead, after Mobile Life ambulance and Highland firefighters arrived on the scene following a 911 call, according to Bassanese. Officials believe Schlosser was electrocuted while rolling up an extension cord when lightning struck either the cord or the ground nearby, Bassanese said Saturday. He liked helping others and would do absolutely anything for you,” said Michael Waite, who has known Schlosser for about 18 years and is a cousin of Schlosser’s wife, Christy. “He was just a great guy who always outdid himself. Schlosser was identified Sunday as the victim the Michael Torsone Memorial Funeral Home, which is handling his funeral. while he was helping a neighbor put away tools they were using to build a treehouse at 9 Brescia Blvd., Highland Fire Chief Dan Bassanese said Saturday, declining at that time to identify the victim by name. Schlosser died after lightning struck around 5 p.m. Schlosser, a father of three and a lifelong Highland resident. The 35-year-old Highland man electrocuted Friday evening by a nearby lightning strike was identified Sunday as Daniel J.
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