Benjamin F. Kelley Jr.

Craig and Family,
I am very sorry to hear of your loss. Please accept my condolences.
Sincerely,
Jean Gordon

I'm sorry to hear of Ben's passing. He and my father were distant cousins (Bernius, Campbell) and I, too, grew up in the neighborhood and remember Ben on Mardi Gras Day at the Tavern on Laurel St. all dressed up in costume for the big parades. Great memories! I saw him a while ago and he didn't remember me, but after I explained who I was, he went into some stories about my Dad and some of the things they did growing up together. Craziness!

Please accept my condolences.

I AM SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS.MS BURAS

I have so many great memories of you, your family, stories, and the Best Crawifsh boils in town. You will be missed by so many.
Love and Miss you and Aunt Terry,
Bryan and Sean

Ben - I am at a total loss for words - I cannot believe that you have left your family on Earth but are now probably much happier with your family that is in heaven!! I know Irma is glad to see her baby boy!! I will miss you so much and will never forget your craziness catching cabbages at Aunt Snookie's for the St. Patrick's Day Parades; and when you used to sing Dean Martin songs during the holidays at your house when Terry and Craig were little; and your "drinking Fridays" at the...

Dearest Terry,John and Miss Kelley,

We were so sorry to hear of your father Benjamin's passing. Please know that you and your family are in our prayers and thoughts.
With warm personal regards,
Gertrude, Charles and Christina Biondo

We love you Uncle Ben- Thanks for the best memories growing up laughing, skating, crawfish boils, Christmas etc.
We will miss you so much just like Aunt Terry we will pray for you.
Love you- Niece Sharon, David, Sean and Georgia.