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Kevin Costantino
June 19, 2009
Dear Marie and Frannie
I was so sorry to hear of Leo's passing. He was such a great man, always had a smile and made you feel like you were just the best thing entering the room. I always remember how loving and complimentary he was toward my family. He was a wonderful man and will surely be missed.
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time.
Kevin Costantino
(friend of Barbara & Charlie)
Rick Smith
June 17, 2009
Frannie and Marie you are both in my thoughts and prayers. Leo was a great man and one of a kind. I sure will miss him. He was always smiling and knew how to make other people laugh. I will remember all the holidays we spent together. He had the best handshake also. Hes in a better place now "where soldiers live in peace and angels sing amazing grace." Leo has a memory that will live on and never be forgotten. He will always hold a special place in my heart.
michelle kane
June 17, 2009
Dear Marie and Frannie,
We are deeply saddened by Leo's death.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.He was a very kind and gentle man. He will be missed by all.
the Kane Family
Debra DiGregorio
June 17, 2009
Aunt Marie and Cousin Frances..I will always remember my childhood and Christmas Eves at Aunt Connie's and Uncle Louie's...I always sat on Uncle Leos' knee listening to all the old family stories...he was the best and always knew how to make me smile even if I didn't want to..he will forever be in my heart and prayers as will you both.
the Testas
June 16, 2009
Marie and Fran,
Our sincere condolences on Leo's death. We absolutely thought the world of Leo & enjoyed every minute we spent with him at different events. He will be missed terribly.
Donna Marie Troisi
June 16, 2009
Leo is the BEST godfather anyone could ever want and one of the dearest souls I have had the privilege of knowing. I love you all very much.
Little Arthur
June 16, 2009
Auntie Marie and Cousin Frances.
Uncle Leo Always had a deep handshake and a gret smile. He never had a bad word about anyone during our conversations, unless we were talking about any opponent to B.C. I'll miss the way he would great everyone as if he haddn't seen them in ages, even if he was with them the day before. With Love
John & Regina Franovich
June 16, 2009
Dear Marie and Frances:
Our heartfelt condolences go out to the both of you. We shall always cherish the fond memories we had together at Montfern Ave. Leo's warm smile and frienship shall be in our hearts forever We shall keep you all in our prayers. With love,
Donna D'Addario
June 16, 2009
Dearest Frannie and Marie,
Please know that my family's heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Leo was always so kind to everyone he met. With that smile on his face and twinkle in his eye he would greet you. Keeping the fond memories close to our hearts...Most Sincerely...
Robin (Franovich)Hartnett
June 16, 2009
Marie and Frances-
I would like to extend my sincere condolences to you both at the loss of Leo. You all are a huge part of my wonderful childhood memories. Leo was a blessing to all and I will always carry his smile in my heart. I will miss him until we see him again in Heaven.
Judy Cahill
June 16, 2009
My thoughts and prayers are with you in this sorrowful time. Every family event Leo would be greeting everyone with the big grin hug and a kiss. He will be missed by everyone who knows him. Keep your happy memories of Leo alive with you daily and he will always be with you.
Jean & Bob Farrell
June 16, 2009
Fran & Marie
Both Bob & I wish to extend our prayers and thoughts to you both in this very stressful time.
Leo was such a good person and it is going to be a loss for all who knew him. I will always remember seeing him outside whether shoveling snow, or picking up the leaves in the fall...he was such a joy to be around. He always had something nice to say about everyone. I don't think he had a bad word come across his lips.
I feel your pain, it just seems like yesterday I lost my Dad....it doesn't get easier, just gets better knowing that people love you and care about you and that's what helps you get through this time.
Again our thoughts and prayers are with you.
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