Joseph A. "JoJo" Bontempo

Mr. B, For the past 35 years our families became intertwined as one extended family. We shared both the good times and bad, and looked to each other for comfort and joy. As this chapter of our lives come to an end, it is up to us to write new ones, and keep the old ones alive. We will fondly remember many holidays and parties together. So we will help celebrate your life with your family and keep all those wonderful memories alive. RIP Love, The Terebecki Family

Pop,
We miss you terribly and have a difficult time believing we won't see you again. You were my ice cream partner and I still have the unopened half gallon of Friendly's Chocolate Almond waiting for you to walk back through the door. I will miss our Wednesday dinners, the Alero coming up the street and you beeping the horn when your leaving. I Thank You for everything you did for me, Sherry, Toni and Pete. When I walk into the yard I will be reminded of you and your handiwork when I...

Dad,

How do you say good bye to the last surviving parent. It truly is the end of an era. I am so glad we were with you at the end and able to send you off to mom. We all know that is where you wanted to be - we just didn't expect it to be so soon. Thank you for everything and for making me the person I am today. You and Mom did a wonderful job raising us. I hope my kids turn out as well. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving in Heaven - We will be thinking of you both.
Love...

I met Joe at Dunkin Donuts (of course) over a year ago, when he told me that he had recently lost his wife and missed having her arms around him (nice move Joe!). I told him that he could hug me whenever he needed a hug, which he did, whenever he was down or lonely. He asked me from time to time to sit and have a cup of coffee with him but I was always rushing to work, promising that we'd have that coffee soon. I will never forgive myself for not taking the time to sit with him. I just saw...

Joe, I will sadly miss our early morning coffee chats at Dunkin Donuts. RIP.
Your coffee buddy, Bob

Bontempo Family,
We had the great priveledge to meet your Dad at the Bagel garden and Dunkin Donuts and around town. What a true gentleman with a great smile. We will miss his company. Keep the faith.

Dad, You were always there to comfort me, and show me the way. The happiness you gave us we shall never forget. Now that you are gone, Me, Gary, Sherry and Andy must press on with the Bontempo Traditions. We Love Ya Pop. I will Miss sending you your Duncan Donuts card.Love ya Pop, Steve and Brenda Bontempo

Pop...
I will always treasure the memories I have of you. This was so unexpected. I will always love you with all of my heart. I know your strong religious faith has helped you in this transition as well as Nana. Rest peacefully and know that I will always save you a piece of cake :-)
All my love...
Toni