MATTHEW JOSEPH HENNESSEY

I will miss our phone calls to each other, hearing "Matt here" and then learning about his and Sissy's latest cruise. He was the epitome of life, and a role model for aging with panache.

He lived life, loved it and shared it. He always cared and was there with kind words, thoughts and support. A special Uncle indeed. I love you Uncle Matt and very sorry our time together was so short. I will miss you very much.

"Our condolences to the Hennessey family. We are proud to have known such a kind and gentle soul. He will be missed by all..."

I am sorry for the loss of Mr. Hennesey. He was a sweet and gentle man. He will be missed.

Mr. Hennessey will be greatly missed. I will forever remember his vibrant personality and lighthearted spirit that lit up any room. I am so grateful to have had an opportunity to meet and spend time with him. I will always remember him through his wonderful family!

My deepest sympathy goes out to all the family of Mr.Hennessey ,he will be greatly missed and forever in my heart! He was kind and generous to me and i am so glad he was a part of my life !

MR. HENNESSEY, I WILL MISS THE TIMES WE SPENT WITH EACH OTHER ,WORKING ON YOUR DRAWINGS & COPYING ALL THE PICTURES YOU WANTED TO DRAW !!& GOING TO TAKE THE ROLLS TO THE SHOP ... WHICH WAS EVERY OTHER WEEK !! HA , HA !!YOU WILL BE GREATLY MISSED !!

My condolences to the Hennessey Family Matt always had kind and generous spirit about him.His memory and spirit lives on in his Daughters and Grandchildren.

Brian McGlynn Wayne NJ

I'll remember the laugh and the jokes, the huge hands and delicate art work and the infectious joy and curiosity of the man.

My sincere condolences to the Hennessey family. Sudler & Hennessey offered me my very first job in the Traffic Dept. I stayed for 5 years, married one of his account managers and had two amazing boys. He served many beginnings in my life. I was happy to be a part of the S&H family when it was still a private company on 59th and Lexington Ave. Now, THOSE were fun times.
Rest in peace, Matt.
Amy Leiner