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for John Tricchinelli
Chris Ruggiero
November 12, 2007
Mark & Dace - Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this time of loss. May the memories of your father bring you and your family comfort.
Elizabeth Roth
November 9, 2007
Mark and Family:
I am sorry to about your loss. I was always touched by the way you spoke of him -- I pray that you are comforted by your memories.
Karl Barner
November 9, 2007
Mark and Dace:
Your family will be our prayers during this time of loss.
Fathers are special people, your Dad sounded like one in a million
In Jesus's name
May you find peace
Karl and Mary Barner
Greg Hewitt
November 8, 2007
Mark and Family,
My family and I offer our condolences on your loss.
Scott Stanilious
November 8, 2007
Mark, Dace, Robert, and Peter
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this time of loss. May your memories bring you peace and comfort.
Scott Stanilious and family
Nancy Bell and Eli Taub
November 8, 2007
Mark and family,
Eli and I were saddened to learn of your father's passing. We shall miss seeing him at hockey games and enjoying his warmth, humor, and energy. We know how close he was with you, your mother, your wife and your children, and hope that your memories of him will bring you comfort at this time.
Mark, Baiba, Jason, and Kate Spangler
November 8, 2007
Mark, Dace, Robert and Peter (and, of course, Olga),
We are thinking of you all during this time of sadness. Papa was a wonderful man, who so loved his family, especially his grandchildren, his "boys". We will keep him alive in our memories. Let us celebrate the wonderful life that he lived.
Bill Bedell
November 8, 2007
Mark, Dace, Robert and Peter:
It is very difficult to lose a loved one and I know how close all of you were. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Bill and Sharon Bedell
Pat, Brad & "Cuddles" Hicks
November 8, 2007
Aunt Olga, Mark, Dace & boys - we are so very sorry for your loss. Uncle Johnny was a good man, and he will be greatly missed. I hope he is enjoying the reunion with Mom & Dad. Love you all.
Ron Rodriguez
November 7, 2007
Please accept my condolences. Our Dad's are so special. I have not seen him for some years now, but I could see how both of you enjoyed that special father/son relationship..He has passed that gift on to you, because I have seen that love in your relationships w/your Sons.
May the consolation of the Holy Spirit be upon your hearts and minds.
Steve and Kim Biehle
November 7, 2007
Mark,
Please accept our condolences upon the passing of your father. He was a great guy and I am sure he will sorely missed.
Brenda Askew (Burkins & Foley)
November 7, 2007
Dear Mark,
I am very sorry to hear about your Dad. Please know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Meredith Adler
November 7, 2007
Dear Mark and family,
I am so sorry to hear of your dad's passing. He was a very sweet man and I have always remembered him as a kind individual. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Meredith Adler
(from Dime Savings Bank)
"Itch" Hicks
November 7, 2007
SEE YOU LATER
You may already know of the world's spoken word
It hurts sometimes badly and is mistakenly heard.
But I want you to know of the sorrow I see
For the loss of Uncle Johnny, who was precious to me.
He may be departed, but he'll always be there
We have to believe, we still have to care.
The Lord has come down and carried him home
The pain and the hurt have no where to roam.
As our days pass on by, we'll remember his smile
And the laughs that we shared more than once in a while.
No words to be spoken, our thoughts he will see
Forever and always, that's the way it will be.
The tears that we shed should be for this day
For the thoughts of Uncle Johnny, as he passed away.
But cry for him happy, don't cry for him sad
He's now with our Lord, and that isn't so bad.
Say good-bye to the heartache, the hurt and the pain
Uncle Johnny is now happy, without any strain.
He tried all he could and fought to the end
But the fighting is over; he's now with a friend.
Dying is worse for those who must stay
And pick up the pieces and put them away.
We'll remember the good times and a moment or two
These memories will comfort and help us get through.
Now Uncle Johnny has died, but this isn't the end
'See you later,' we say, till we see him again.
Good-bye is so final, so cold and so bare
'See you later,' we'll say, for we always will care.
Please dry up your eyes and put things to rest
He's right up above us, let's show him our best.
I know that it hurts to lose those that you love
But he's free of his sorrow and pure as a dove.
It is so very hard to finally let go
But give it a try; I'm sure he will know.
If we remember the good times, his departure could be
A time of enlightenment, a fond memory.
Life now without him will cause us to tear
But there is something special that I want you to hear --
Please cry for him happy, for this isn't the end
'See you later,' Uncle Johnny, for you're now with a friend.
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