Cecelia Sitnik Broton

Dear Cecelia, Rosemary & Ed: I can't express how sad I felt reading your mother's obituary. I have very fond memories of both her and your father when we were growing up. Your mother was always a kind, considerate, and wonderful woman - she always made everyone feel welcome in her home. I believe the last time I saw her your Dad was still alive and they were together shopping. Your Mom never seemed to change at all, and your Dad looked more like my grandfather (Jack (Julius) Broton)every...

Dear Cecelia, Rosemary, Ed and Family,

At times like this,it is especially difficult for me to be living in California. John comes from Albany, so there is no immediate family close by, for our Grand daughter, Jauzalynne' (John's daughter's child), who we have raised, to get to know, or hear childhood stories about us.

I have always envied my sister Marty's ability to take a weekend and drive to Syracuse for a visit. I have never had the opportunity to know any of my cousins as...

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. We are truly sorry for your loss.

WERE SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR LOSS . YOU ARE IN OUR PRAYERS.

MARY DEGROOTE AND FAMILY

Ed,
My sincere condolences to you and your family on your loss. Your mother certainly lived a long and remarkable life. Your resemblance to her is striking (and fortunate).

Dear Cecelia I just read about your mother and wanted to let you know you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. The few times I met your mother she was a lovely lady... Love Muriel