DANIEL BENEVENTO

Our dear uncle Dan, We wandered what would become of our aunt Theresa if you were to go. I said to myself he will never leave our aunt. With your amazing strength you stepped aside and said Theresa go I'll be right behind you..go see your mama n father and sisters, they've waited long enough. You than stayed with your only remarkable son and absolutely beautiful only girl, and grandchildren. As their knees were weak ,from the loss of their mother you helped them to stand and only than did...

Had the honor and pleasure of working with "Mr. B" for many years. He always made us laugh. He was one of the best carpenters I ever worked with, and learned alot from him. I will miss you Mr. B.

Please accept our deepest sympathies for your loss. May the God of all comfort make your hearts firm at this difficult time. Find comfort in the words found at 2 Thessalonians 2:16, 17

I didn't know Dan only from hearing his wife Theresa talk about him at the thrift store every Thursday & Friday , you could tell he was the love of her life & she was his & how much she loved him & her family . I know the two of them are together & looking down on us and smiling & we know one day we will see them in heaven & he isn't in any more pain . Remember all the good times you had with him & how much you were loved God bless you all.

I worked with your son at the Sewell Post Office. He's a very nice guy and loved you very much.
George Bockman