Joan Klepacki

Scott and I were so very sorry to hear of Joan's passing. Mrs. Heuston called to share the sad news, but unfortunately had already missed the Funeral. Both of us got to know her well over the last few years of Mrs. K's life. She and I spent hours coordinating rehab visits and schedules, shopping at Kohl's and even sitting outside chatting while enjoying a cold beer. Please know our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. With love, Scott & Valerie Linardi

Dear Jeff, Brian, and Kathy, I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your mother. I remember her as a spirited supporter of you all and she was always so proud of your accomplishments. I wish I had a photo of us with your mom from our Kearny days but I can remember her clearly. I know what you are going through is really really hard for all of you and her grandchildren. I was not able to make it back to Kearny to see you all but you are in my thoughts. Love and healing, Love Jen

Have vivid memories of growing up with all the LaBrode Kids, Marion, Lois, Joanie, and George. My mother and I were living with my mom´s Grandparent´s at the 83 Woodland Avenue house while the LaBrodes were right through the West Hudson County Park over on Duke Street, the Fraser´s on the first floor of the Anderson´s home, and Aunt Alice, David and Cookie were in the house out back. Down on Kearny Avenue were the Halpin´s in an apartment across the street from the park and near the fire...