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Jesse E. Sollman

Allentown, Pennsylvania

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Jesse E. Sollman, 36, of Bangor, died Friday, March 25, 2005, in St. Luke's Hospital, Fountain Hill. Born: December 4, 1968, in Queens, N.Y., he is a son of John R. Sollman, husband of Betty, of Illinois and Michelle D. Svozil Gargiulo, husband of Luis, of NJ. Personal: He and his wife, the...

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Hey Jesse,
Wow I miss you. There has not been a day since 03-25-05 that I have not thought of you. You can't be gone, it's just not right. Please keep an eye out for all who love you.

"My Old Friend"

My old friend, I recall
The times we had hanging on my wall
I wouldn't trade them for gold
Cause they laugh and they cry me
Somehow sanctify me
They're woven in the stories I have told
And tell again

My old friend, I apologize
For the years that have passed
Since the last time you and I
Dusted off those memories
But the running and the races
The people and the places
There's always somewhere else I had to be
Time gets slim,...

miss you so much Jesse!

Merry Christmas Jes. I miss you pal... Give Colton a hug and a kiss for me.

Merry Christmas my friend. I know you're the life of the party up there!

Happy Birthday Jesse, even though it is 2 days late. Yesturday, I sent a little grandbaby angel to you, I know you will oversee him. His name is Sam, I told him to look for a big friendly cop!!!My thoughts are with you and your family..May your families holidays be the best that they can be.

Its been a year since you left us. These years pass so quickly. Hopefully you met my husband, Frank by now. I know there is a better place for all of us, but, the ones that are left here to wait, it is so hard. "They" say it will get easier, I am waiting, and so is all that their lives have been touched by you and your beautiful family. GOD BLESS.

Sooo sorry for your loss....

Carin, you don't know me, but I think of your loss everyday and hope that soon there will be a conclusion for you and your kids. The holidays are always painful, when you lose a loved one, as you have lost Jesse in this horrible tragedy. It is so different, when it happens the way Jesse's did.

I miss my loved ones, that went to heaven, and some day I will see them, as I saw them here on Earth, but in no pain. I truly believe that, in my Christian up bringing.

May God...