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Malcolm Bell
October 29, 2022
It's hard to believe that Bill has been gone eleven years. I still miss him.
Anne Lange
November 16, 2011
With fond memories and deepest sympathy,
Anne Lange, wife of Bob Lange
Pat McLaughlin
November 16, 2011
To the Looney family and all the members of Looney & Grossman,
Through the passing of Mr. Looney, the world has lost a wonderful man, a kind man, a man who always had his hand out to help someone, a man who was mystical in his own Irish lilting way.
Enjoy your golfing in Heaven with Connie. "Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal." ~ an old Irish blessing!
May God Bless all who are in grief
Michael DiFronzo
November 8, 2011
Dear Karen and The Looney Family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you today as we all remember Bill in our own way. Hard to believe that 25 years ago I had my fisrt Sunday morning coffee with Connie and Bill in Dedham. I have always felt like part of the extended family. My deepest sympathy.
Malcolm Bell
November 8, 2011
To Bill's loved ones,
It was very sad to hear that Bill has passed on, though Martha told our friend Henry Feldman that he is in a better place now, and my wife Nancy and I believe that this is true.
Bill and I became good friends sixty+ years ago, and though we did not see each other often after law school, it was always good to get together, talk things over - just as we had in college - and reflect on his thoughtful observations. In my time of greatest need, which was early in 1975, I turned to him and found his advice sound and comforting.
He was a wonderful human being, and he and Connie were a wonderful couple. While I'm not sure how it works after we pass on, I truly hope they are together again. Nancy and I are holding Bill's soul and all of you, his loved ones, in our prayers.
Kim Penta
November 7, 2011
Dear Looney Family,
My deepest condolences on your great loss. Bill was a truly great man and it was a privilege for me to have met him through my dad. I can just see the two of them now, working on a new IRS trial strategy in Heaven! He was indeed special and will be greatly missed. God bless you at this time and always.
Denise DeCoster
November 7, 2011
Dear Karen, Brian, CC, Shawn, Keith and Sasako and Family, May you hold all of your fond memories you shared with your dad and grandfather close and let them help you get through this difficult time. You are in our prayers. With much love, friendship and sympathy, The DeCoster's
November 7, 2011
Dear Karen and your family,
My sincerest condolences to you and your family. May you find peace with fond memories of your Dad.
Cathy Curtin Anzivino
Larry Hoch
November 7, 2011
Dear Looney Family,
My condolences on your great loss. There is some solace in the knowledge that he is back together with his beloved Connie. I have such wonderful memories of Bill and the entire family. Bill and Connie were the happiest couple I have ever known. I can rember driving with them in Marathon, Florida, as they were singing back and forth to one another. Bill was very instrumental in the development of my legal career. Perhaps he and my father can have one more pop together in the Lechner's in the sky. God bless you all. Larry Hoch
Margaret DeClue
November 7, 2011
Dear Tom and Nancy and family,
I hope you find comfort in the love of family and friends and in the wonderful memories you had with your Dad. God Bless you all in this difficult time.
Michelle Kilduff
November 6, 2011
Dear Bill, Eileen and family, We are very sorry to hear of the loss of your Father. Please know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers. With sympathy and friendship, Michelle and Paul Kilduff and family
Carole Brown
November 6, 2011
Dear Karen and family,
I remember the day you took me to your home in Dedham to see your little Clarissa and I met your parents. So sorry to hear of your loss. God Bless your Dad.
Carole Brown (your "old" aerobics teacher from Workout Plus".
November 6, 2011
To the Looney Families, Our deepest condolences to all of you. Mr. Looney was a wonderful man. Sincerely, The office of Hillel D. Skoff MD
Art Whalen
November 6, 2011
To all the Looney family my sincere condolences on your loss. Bill and I only met a few years ago but he was a great guy and I will miss his wry humor. I will keep him in my thoughts and prayers.
Allie Sabalis (O'Callaghan)
November 6, 2011
I will always remember Bill's wry humor, deep intelligence and love for his family. He was a shining example of a gracious, honorable man....I will miss him dearly.....
Henry Feldman
November 6, 2011
To all the family Dorothy and I extend our deepest sympathy. Times spent with Bill since I first met him in 1949 have provided many great memories. He became a lifelong friend. We will miss him sorely. What a good guy -- what humor and intelligence!
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