Abraham G. Asermely

Here is the eulogy I gave at my father's funeral on February 2, 2006:
"When my family asked me to prepare the eulogy for my father, I was both honored and worried. Honored that I was to have the responsibility of remembering a great man and worried that I would not do his memory justice. With that in mind, I would like to tell you about our father. I say our father because he was the father of six children, my four brothers, Andy, Jeff, Glenn, and Doug and the youngest, my sister Deb...

Deeply sory to hear about Dad. May he rest in peace.

sorry to here about your father he was a good man and a good roll modle always try to keep me inline love him and god bless your family take care and stay strong for each other wayne a ellderkin

Dear Mrs. Asermely and Family:
We are so sorry that we are unable to see you now. I am so proud of our childhood & fond memories of Uncle Cappy since I am Bill Asermely's eldest daughter. God Bless Uncle Cappy and his family. I am so proud of his contributions to so many in Pawtucket and The Youth. Christ is Risen,He is truely risen! Love, Dr. Karen E. (Asermely) Fattouh, Dr. Sam Fattouh and our children, Abraham William (6)and Mary Agnes (4).

Uncle Cappy had such a positive influence on young people. He will be missed by everyone who knew him. He greeted everyone with a smile and kindness.

I remember when Cappy taught me to swim at the pool at Middle St. school.God bless Cappy

My thoughts and prayers are with Cappy's family at this time. May his many contributions to the youth of Pawtucket be remembered for a long time.

I want to express my deepest sympothy for the loss of "Cappy" Asermely. I am the wife of Andrew Asermely Cappy's oldest son. Our family is so saddened by this loss. Most specifically, I would like to express my most heart felt appreciation to Cappy's son Jeff and daughter Debbie who gave Ann support and the necessary care to Cappy in his weakest times. God bless you both. You both gave such wonderful, caring and loving support. God bless Ann and the entire Asermely family, I love you all.

My condolences to the Asermely family. When I covered high school sports for the Jourrnal (leaving to go to med school in 1963) I knew Cappy well, as basketball coach at Pawtucket Vocational and as a baseball umpire. He was a gentleman and always kind to me. My condolences to his family.