Hugh Kelleher

Mr Kelleher {RED}, I am honored too say that I was able to finally meet you, life's timing is not always right as we both fully understand, but I would like to thank you for sharing with me one of your most valued possession, one of the finest gifts that you were able to give to this world, since you are already aware of what I am going to say, again I thank you for sharing your son {John} with me, as you know he has already stolen my heart for his own, and every moment we share brings us...

John, Tim, Roland, & Jeff,

I'm sorry to hear about your father. I only met him a couple of times. I enjoyed talking with him. He showed me old photos and postcards that he collected of Meriden. He shared a lot of information about local landmarks and about local history. It would have been a privilege to have known him better.

To the Kelleher family -
My deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences. I am very sorry for your loss.

To the Hugh Kelleher family: We send our deepest sympathies and prayers to each of you for your Dad. Red.has been a friend for more than 30 years. In all our business dealings - although minor - Red was always fair, always friendly.
Shirley and Ray Hard, Meriden, CT.

Damn, Red! You win again! Not too long ago I bet Red a dollar that he would outlive us all! I knew Red over 35 years and we had some good times together at the fleamarkets, auctions and shows. Keep an eye on thing from up there, Pal, and I'll see ya when I see ya!

John

Am really sorry for your loss. I know how close you were to your Dad. I will miss our Sunday mornings going to the flea market to see him together. My prayers are with you...Love You

To John,

I am sorry for your loss. I never had the chance to meet your dad, but he sounds as though he was a fine person to know. My best to you and your family.

DAD I will miss you so much. It was you who made me a Redsox fan at the very young age of 6mos old. That is when you took me to my very first redsox game at Fenway park. I will miss going with you to the flea-markets. I thank you so much for teaching me the business and how to always have 3 things in life. 1. Family ( keep them close) 2. Always be a hard woking man 3. Always cherish what you have and take care of it because life is too short. I loved it when you would come to the New...

I'll always think of you as "Dad", even though John and I are divorced. You were a great father-in-law. I remember the first time that I met you and there was this incredibly thick fog outside. I had to drive you home and was sure we would never get there. You calmed me down and taught me how to drive in those conditions. I'll also remember you banging on the van door in the wee hours of the morning at the flea market...telling us to get up and get moving already. We would have slept all day...