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Nicholas Anthony Lapenta

Manchester East Hartford East Windsor Wethersfield, Connecticut

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Nicholas Anthony LaPenta of Manchester died September 15, 2007 at the age of 84, surrounded by his loving wife, Sylvia, and family.Nick was born on May 8, 1923, in Hartford to the late Egidio and Enrica Galli LaPenta, originally of Corleto Pentecara, Potenza, Italy. Nick grew up in the South End...

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Our deepest sympathy for your loss he will be missed by many. Tony& Dot Maselli

Sylvia,
So sorry for your loss.
Nick will be deeply missed.
Dr Bulger and Staff

To the LaPenta Family:
I remember Nick as my Sunday school teacher, and as one of the rocks of North United Methodist Church. He was a true patriot both in his military service and in his opposition to the Iraq war. We didn't always agree, but I know that everything he did, he did out of a sense of duty to country and family, and love for his church. Please accept my condolences for your loss.

My deepest sympathies on your loss.

We graduated from Bulkeley together in 1941..as a part of that star-crossed generation swept up in war. So many...too many young men would never return. I didn't know that Nick had flown on 50 missions...an almost impossible feat in such perilous times.I never saw much of Nick after Bulkeley but how I do remember him....the kind of person who might "tilt with windmills"....or who would work against the tide...or one who would spend his free time protesting some injustice in the world...We...

NICK was a proud patriot through and through. We will all miss him greatly. especially at the dances at the Army&Navy Club.As a member of the Bd. of Governors of the A&N we extend our deepest sympathies.

Arlene:

Our sympathies on the loss of you Father. Our thoughts are with you.

Ramone Salcius Kravitz

To my dear friends, Mrs LaPenta, Arlene,Jimmy and Andy,
Always a smile, a joke, a quick two-step or waltz, such was a devoted husband, father and friend. That devotion to God, country and heritage is remarkable and well worth continuing in legacy, as I know it already is. A lot to step up to? You bet, but we are all so richly blessed for having been shown this example of such an honorable man. Break into some of the loudest Italian voices and song to celebrate his life.
He will be ...

Sylva and family,
Our deepest sympathy goes to you all.I have known Nick since I was a little girl.He would come to my parents house since he was there insurance man.Then 10 years ago we started going dancing with him and he was always eager to try new steps.He will always hold a special place in my heart.He is a very good man with a great big heart.I will miss him at the dances and talking to him.God bless you all.Mae&Ned Discola