Barry Alan Lesizza

Barry you may be gone but will never be forgotten

My condolences to you all

I worked with Barry for years at Yankee sheet metal and Palmer sheet metal Barry always made us laugh and always had a positive attitude he will be missed by all who knew him.

Barry was a beautiful person and someone I was proud to say was my Uncle. Never a frown, always a smile and a laugh that was so contagious it would take your breath. He loved his beautiful family, Aunt Yvonne, cousins Lesly and Sean whom we offer our sincere sympathies. We loved to talk of our sea service days, his Navy and me Marine. He will never be forgotten! Semper Fi, Uncle Barry.

Dear Yvonne. Lesley, and Sean, I did not see very much of Barry as an adult, but I aways remember him smiling and laughing. So, I was very touched to see that he lived his whole life just as I would have imagined he might if I had tried to predict the future. I know he will be sorely missed. I so appreciate your request to be kind to someone. That was the second reminder I have had in two days in the context of an obituary, and I am to make my kindness contribution. Cousin Margaret Clark

Yvonne and Family So very sorry to learn of Barry's passing. May your hearts be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together. Wishing you peace and comfort during this time of sorrow.

Dear Yvonne, Lesley and Sean: To read of Barry's death is a gut punch. He is one year older than I, and since I had no girl Lesizza cousins around my age, I teamed up with Barry and Robert Goryns, another of our cousins, to plot, scheme, seek out adventure, and generally get into mischief at all the Lesizza Family gatherings on Gilbert Street in East Hartford (the dike and the CT River called to us always), and at the Busher Family Homestead in Rockville. Little did we know what glorious...