Dr. John A. Abbruzzese Jr.

My sincere sympathy on your loss, John. I wish you well always.

I worked in the offices of Walter Sebring and your father Dr. John Abruzzese during the late 60's. I cannot remember Dr Abbruzzese without a smile on his face. We'd all meet in Mr Sebring's office for morning break and when your mother was working on a particular day, she'd join us. Harriet Carson and I would have tea, but first Harriet would serve coffee to Mr Sebring and Dr. Abbruzzese. The conversations would vary, of course, but there was usually a warm chat about the Abbrussese...

Sad to hear of John's loss, hope to see him again soon John 5:28

Your father was a kind man who I got to know in his later years as he came to LVPCA events. He often brought your mother and was so tender with her. He once said he had fallen in love with her twice -- as the woman he married and then as the woman she became as the disease took her mind. It remains a beautiful thought. Very sorry I won't make his service -- memories of his kindness will give you strong comfort I hope. Ed Lundeen, Allentown

I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of your loved one.Please take comfort in the hope God gives us at 1Cor. 15:26.

Lisa

Our deepest sympathy to the Abbruzzese family for the loss of your wonderful father. He was a very nice friend of mine since 1951. We loved him very much as well as your mother. We know he is with his heavenly father and Jean. We love you all. Cathy and Hank Hobek, Annandale, Virginia.

Our condolences to the family, and my classmate, JohnIII, from the Randy Lightner family. May your dad and mom RIP!

My sincerest condolences to the friends and family of Dr. Abbruzzese. It is never easy loosing a loved one. May leaning on our father God help you endure these dificult times 1 Peter 5:6,7.