Desmond A. Howe

S H S Class 1964

Desi,my brother, Time does not forget our times together, Be safe in God's arms my brother, You have completed the last patrol. Billie and Marie and Mrs Desi, my deepest Sympathy
Frank Ardita
Classmate, 53rd RTT
Cpl Mass State Police ( Retired)

I am deeply sorry for your loss, as a young Trooper, Dessi treated me with respect and tought me not to take the job too seriously. Now after 26 years the laughter that he and his brother Billy brought to me in my earlier years remains with me. I often say to other Troopers that it is not the job, but the people that you meet that give your life and carreer meaning. Dessi was defenetly one of the good ones. Smooth Sailing brother. TPR J Cepero 65RTT

The DeMore Family wishes to express our deepest sympathy and sadness at hearing of Desi's loss. He was quite the character and will be greatly missed by everyone who's life he touched.

I am sorry for your loss. I met Desi at Gold's Gym years ago. We used to chat during our daily workouts. He became a great friend to me. We could share our struggles or just have a good laugh. I will always remember him and be thankful for his friendship.
Sincerely,

To Stephanie and the Howe family, Walter and I are so sorry to learn of Desi's passing. We had so many fun times at the ODP - he packed so much into the time that he had with us - I know he's in heaven with that big smile on his face - driving everyone crazy. I hope that this sad time passes quickly and that good memories remain.

The Howe Family; Sorry about your lose. I went to school with John (St. Ann's). our prayers and sorrowful hearts are with you all.
Peter & Kay Donahue; Somerville, MA

To the Howe family:
May your memories of Desi keep you strong. Desi touched the lives of all who knew him

Desi u was like a father figure 2 me... I still will look up 2 you...I love u with all my heart and i will never forget what you taught me and the good times we had....Love Jeffrey