John L. Powanda

Knew John at Esso in the 1960s. Sorry, everyone, for your loss.

To my Uncle Tom and all my Cousins,
I'm so deeply sadden by the passing of Tommy I know he is with his Mom watching down on everybody. We all hope to meet again some day so we can all laugh again about those great barbecues we had in Middlesex and how Tommy always beat us in basketball

Grandpa,

I know I'll see you again someday, but that didn't make the last couple weeks any easier. I already miss you a lot. I always loved when you visited because I knew you would be good for a hike, a baseball game, and a couple laughs. Thank you for being so supportive of your grandchildren and always being there for baptisms, graduations, and other big moments. I love you and, like I said, can't wait to see you again.

I miss you so much Adnawop! You made me laugh more than anyone I know and I will always smile when I think of memories with you.

Dad,
I am so happy that you're not craving for your favorite foods and also happy that you're not suffering anymore. At the same time, I'm so very sad that you're gone. I miss you. I'm OK, cause I know one day, we'll see each other again.

Love always and forever,
Your son John Jr.

Pop Pop,

Nothing can describe how much I will miss you. The Yankee games, magazines, collectable coins, Carrabas dinners, and all your words of wisdom will be incredibly missed. Everything is just good memories. Losing you wouldn't be so hard to take, if heaven wasn't so far away.

Love you always,

Joey

P.S. say hi to grandma for me please, because I never got the chance to.

You were a great grandpop. I always loved being around you. I will miss you. Going to CPK with you was so fun. I love you Riley

Happy Easter grandpop! We're thinking about you!