John Gerald Breen II

Dear Amy,
My thoughts and prayers have been with you these past few days. Thank you for bringing Johnny into our lives. His visits to the office were truly the highlight of our days and always brought us lots of cheer. I feel so blessed to have known him.

Sincerest, prayerful sympathy on your loss. You will have my heartfelt prayers for as long as you need them. God be with you all.

Dearest Amy,
What words are appropriate for this painful time? Our hope for you and your family is peace. You are in our prayers.

To the Breen family
May you find comfort in your faith and in the love of friends and family. May God give you the strength to accept his will and the courage to understand that John is now in a special place as a angel of God.

Prayerfully Yours,
Rosalind Bettis
Ursuline College

What a wonderful boy, strong in spirit to touch so many lives in ways that many of us feel. I met Johnny this year at Lander, the 9 yr. old boy who I am blessed to have worked with. Karyn Kuchta
My prayers are with the family.

Johnny will forever be a part of my memories. We shared the same birthday. I watched him grow and loved when he remembered the color of my car. Amy hugs to you and may God provide you with a wealth of strength.

Dear Breen Family
On behalf of the staff at Rainbow I would like to offer our sincerest condolence on your profound and sudden loss. John was special from the day he was born. He added much joy and was an inspiration to us as well as the family. We share your loss and were privileged to have been his caretakers and part of your family.
Best wishes, Avroy A Fanaroff, Medical Director.

Amy and Family,
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. It's been a long time since my Buckeye Biscuit days but I think of you and your family often. My deepest sympathy to you and your family. May God comfort you during this difficult time.

Amy,

Johnny always put smiles on our faces anytime he visited the center. May your family, friends and faith support through this difficult journey.