Angelo Badalamenti

Oh, Mr. Badalamenti - I just found out this morning of your passing in December. I had NO idea. The past few months I've been teaching myself the Twin Peaks opening music and Laura Palmer's theme. I'm getting pretty good and I think you would've been proud. You created some of the most beautiful, timeless, and haunting music ever written for a television series. It was magical - (certainly in MY life), and I hope you knew that you touched many people when you closed your eyes. May you sleep...

I offer my sincerest condolences to the family. May God grant you the comfort that is needed

Sorry for your loss. May God grant the family and love ones the peace of mind and heart to cope now and in the days ahead.

To a seventh grade schoolgirl, "Mr. Badalamenti" was a young, handsome, music teacher, who brought his love of song into every class with finesse. He couldn't have been older than 24 years of age, but even to a Brooklyn "Bobby Soxer" in the early 1960's, Mr. Badalamenti, had talent heads and shoulders above a teacher of music in P.S. 201. Years later, it was never a surprise that he rose to such prominence in his field and that Hollywood would beckon. Mr. Badalamenti will always stir...

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Have very fond memories of Angelo. Both from Brooklyn and dated quite a few years. He truly was a very gifted, talented man with great sense of humor. My Prayers & Condolences To The Family June Frizell Honovich 2345 E 71 St., Bklyn NY 11234-6531

Heartfelt sympathies to the Badalamenti family, so sorry for your loss. His beautiful music will be remembered. May God be with you all in your time of loss.

I offer my sincere condolences to the family of Angelo Badalamenti. May God give your family comfort and peace as you mourn his loss. Philippians 4:7

His music meant the world to me. I also sorry for your loss, but I hope we can find comfort in knowing that his legacy will live on forever in the people that love him, his music, and what he stood for. He was a good man.