John P. Anzivino

Mr. Anzivino,
Sir, I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country when you served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. And to your family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

We were all saddened to hear of Uncle John's passing. Aunt Ellie and Judy Ellen, we feel your pain. Just remember he is in a better place, now. We are sending hugs to you and the family from North Carolina.
With our deepest sympathy,
Angela, Al and Family

I regret not seeing Uncle John on our recent trip to Boston. But I will always have the great memories of his smile and laugh and genuine care for all of us. I know we will see Uncle John, Linda, Aunt Ginny, Uncle Frank, Kevin and all our departed loved ones again. God's blessings to you Aunt Ellie and Judy Ellen. Love, Kathy

I was so saddened to hear about Uncle John. Even though he wasn't at Auntie Lee's house while we were in Boston, he was in our hearts. When I think of Uncle John, I always see him in my mind with a smile on his face! I am so thankful that we all got together. I am thinking of you, Aunt Ellie and Judy Ellen. Much love, Mary Lou

I am deeply saddened by Uncle John's passing. I will always remember my days growing up with Uncle John living right next door. Our families have some of the most wonderful memories of days gone by. Although our family members are slowly leaving us, they will always be in our hearts.

I feel the same sad lost as I did for my father. He was a good Uncle and a Great mentor in the Electrical Field.
I attribute my knowladge in the Electrical Field to the Two men that
have left us for a better Place. Thankyou Uncle John for all you taught me.