Eugene C. Shea

Uncle Gene,

Thank you for all the support you gave us after our mother died. You were there for us. It mean't a lot to have you in our corner. We are really going to miss you.

Love your neices,
Toni, Cornelia and Sean

Papa,
You will always be in my thoughts. Although I regret not having seen you in a while, I will always treasure the time we spent together. I am glad you had a chance to meet Rebecca, you made a great impression on her. You meant a lot to me and I will miss you. Rest in peace and I will see you sometime in the future (hopefully many years from now if I am lucky).

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Dad:
The night Pat called me with the bad news it was terrible. Then I had to do the hardest thing I think I ever had to do, and that was to call Tim and let him know. You would have been proud of him, as he was very strong, and not a tear. He came right over, and Tom left us alone and we sat for over an hour, and talked about our wonderful memories we had with you and ma. You both were so good to him, and I know he will never forget the wonderful times you had together. I...

To The Shea Family,
I want you all to know how saddened to learn of Uncle Gene's passing.
Please know you are all im my heart and prayers during this difficult time.

I will always remember what a gentleman Gene was and how he was dressed so impeccable. His spirits were very high to the end, he always made Pat and I laugh every time we saw him. There was always a funny story that Gene would tell us. He loved his family and friends very much. Even though I only knew Gene for such a short time, I am definitely blessed for knowing this awesome man.
I will never forget you Gene!
I miss you. Minga!

Dad,
You are gone but not forgotten, although we are apart. Your spirit lives within me, forever in my heart.
Words can never express how I will miss you and love you. I am thankfu each day for the times that we spent together. Be at peace. Anchors Away!
Love

Uncle Gene,

I will never forget our family gatherings at Grandpa and Grandma Myers' house in Lawrence Ma. Spending Sunday afternoons with all my uncles and aunts gathered together playing 45's brought a sense of family to my youth that has stayed with me my whole life.

You and Aunt Joyce always treated me with kindness. Even when the road of life made it a long time between seeing each other I never felt distant or that I needed to act like someone I am not when we were...