Gerard P. Faiola

Missing you... and hoping you are all together in bliss

Missing all three of you with Love Always

Always in my thoughts with love and respect for the wonderful human being you are. Hoping you and Miss Alice are with the person I Love and respect most in this world, your masterpiece. Waiting patiently, to shed this body and return home to his presence.

Jerry,was one of the most wonderful sincere persons I have ever known, along with other classmates we golfed,fished,and broke bread at Vinnys for many years I miss those times, laughs we had on wednesdays were priceless, it was a time to unwind relax and enjoy each others company.God will surely welcome you with open arms.

The Faiola Family:
My sincere condolences to you all, Jerry was a true 'old friend', and I was saddened to hear of his passing. Jerry and I graduated from Wentworth in 1963. He got me a job at Tyco Labs in 1964, and my career developed from that point on. I thank God for the brief but happy times we shared and I know that God will welcome him Home.
May God bless and keep you all

Charlie Cronan
MET'63

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

To Alice and The Faiola Family

Please accept my sincere sympathy and condolences.

Jerry was one of the nicest people we know. All of us that grew up together in the neighborhood around Grove St and started out at Cutter School will always remember him. Not only was he our class President, he was a great friend and classmate. We will all miss him.

With Deepest regret
Dave Rivers
AHS Class of 1960

Dear Faiola Family:

Please accept my deepest sympathy and my deepest condolences.. Jerry was our class president and one of the nicest people I ever knew.

With deepest regret
JoAnn (Cammarata) Kocyk class of 1960

Alice, Ralph and family, from the entire Tuccinardi family, please accept our deepest condolences. We know Gerry is in heaven with Zia Ethel, Uncle Ralph and Jerry Jr.

Tuccinardi Family