Gerard H. DeCoste Jr.

We were shocked and saddened to just hear the news. We had many good times at UMASS.

I am very sorry to hear of Gerard's passing. Although I haven't seen him
since moving from Abbott Street in 1980, I will always remember him as the boy who helped with my paper route. He was always a pleasure to have around. Our Deepest Sympathy from the Mulloy Family.

Words cannot alone express how sorry we are to hear this news. The wake and the pictures of Gerard were a fitting tribute to what a wonderful and loving son, friend, husband and father that he was. Please accept our most sincere condolences.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Susan, the children, and the many people who Gereard touched throughout his life.

Gerard and Peggy,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you today, may God Bless you both at this time and always.

Dear Jerry & Peggy, We still find it hard to believe such a young, strong person can leave us so suddenly. We read it every day in the papers but they are people we didn't know. This is so close to home that it's hard to comprehend.
As a Mother and Dad our hearts go out to both of you.
God Bless You
Gert and Bill

We are deeply saddend by Gerard's death at such a young age. We have many fond memories of him when he was growing up. Swimming lessons at Sunset Lake and helping to build a fort in the Hart's back yard. May he rest in peace. Love the Tack family

Through this most difficult of times, please know that their are people that care. While there is no way to assuage your grief, you can take some comfort in knowing that Gerry touched so many lives than even he ever knew. He was a wonderful person and his place in Heaven is secure. God Bless you all.

Love Always,

Keith Bowman

My heart and prayers go out to Gerrry's family, friends, and Niamh. He had such a great sense of humor and he will be greatly missed.
Phil Verizon