Joshua Smith

It seems impossible that you have been gone for eight years today. Death distorts time. Speeding it up and slowing it down at its own pace. So there is no accurate way to account for time when grieving. It also seems impossible that my baby is no longer making me laugh with his quick wit, or busting on me, but we were always laughing. I miss it so much. Maybe we are different but both of our children would call us at least one time a day, usually three or four times. Since these...

To my fluffernutter - it seems impossible that you have been gone for almost a year. It seems like yesterday. Not a day goes by that I do not miss you more than the day before. My heart is broken. I am having a very hard time without my baby, my first born. You were my sunshine.,.you made me happy...may you rest in peace. Love you to the moon and back and then some. xoxo, Mother

It's been almost a year already. Not a day goes by that i don't think about you and all the great times we had together. I'll cherish these memories until the day that I see you again. I know you're watching over all of us. Miss you my friend.

Lou and Polly, I read Josh's obitaury with great sadness. Although I worked with Josh from time to time, I did not really know him. Now I know he was born just 2 months before my oldest son. Like Josh, my son also played hockey (although not to the level the Josh achieved). I know well the road you travelled raising Josh and from my heart I offer you my deepest sympathy and I will keep him and you in my thoughts and prayers. Your friend, Jim Kelly

I rmember Joshua as a young boy, so handsome and full of life. I am so sorry for your loss.

Polly and Lou.
I'm so sorry for your lost.
Lee Cohen

Polly and Louie, I am so sorry to hear of your loss.