Clifford Rivet

The sadness of the present days
is locked and set in time,
and moving to the future
is a slow and painful climb.

But all the feelings that are now
so vivid and so real
can't hold their fresh intensity
as time begins to heal.

No wound so deep will ever go
entirely away
yet every hurt becomes
a little less from day to day.

Nothing can erase the painful
imprints on your mind
but there are softer memories

Gram,
I am so very sorry for your loss. Grampy was one of the greatest people I have ever known. Always patient and kind,the values he lived by have taught me to be the man I am today.
To have a Grandfather for 37 years, is one of the greatest gifts I could of ever hoped for. When he met you, he may of found a "million dollar baby", but he himself was one in a million.
I will be forever thankful for all he taught me, and for the memories we created. The sidewalks of...

Dear MaryBeth.Jonathan and family...we are so sorry for your loss.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Debby & Harry Legassey

MaryBeth, I am so sorry to hear about Cliff. He was a great guy. I remember the day he and your mom got married. God bless you all.

I remember Cliff from my days of working at Woolworth's behind the lunch counter. He was a daily visitor and a very fond memory for me. God Bless all of you for having had the joy of sharing his life. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

MaryBeth & family, my thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of loss. God Bless you and your family. Mary Dranginis

Henry, my condolences go out to you on the passing of your brother. My prayers are with you going forward.

Uncle Cliff, you will be missed by every one whose life you touched. All I can say is thank God you will be in heaven so you can still watch the Red Sox games. If you had gone down elsewhere, well all you would be able to watch would be the Yankees!
Love Gary

Mary,Jeanie and Family,
Although I can't be with you while you mourn the loss of Cliff, you're in my thoughts and prayers from afar.