Paul Anthony Cacioppo Sr.

Our sincere condoliences on your loss.

Kathie & Mickey Dunne (Next door Neighbors)

Patty, Paul and Michael my deepest sympathies to you and your whole family. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time. God Bless your Father and may He rest in peace.

DAD - I REALLY DONT KNOW WHAT TO SAY. THIS IS REALLY KIND OF SURREAL - LIKE I'M WATCHING A MOVIE OF SOMEONE ELSE'S LIFE. I CANT BELIEVE THAT I WILL BE WAKING AND BURYING YOU. I WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO TALK TO YOU AGAIN ABOUT THE YANKEES OR GIANTS OR HAVE YOU TELL ME THAT I AM INSANE FOR GOING TO SEE SPRINGSTEEN AGAIN FOR THE MILLIONTH TIME. I KNOW THOUGH THAT YOU ARE IN A BETTER WONDERFUL PLACE - NO PAIN, HAPPY HEALTHY AND WHOLE. I PRAY THAT YOU ARE PLAYING GOLF AND DRINKING A REALLY...

DAD - DONT KNOW WHAT TO SAY......
THIS IS NOT MY LIFE I AM LIVING RIGHT NOW. I AM NOT ABOUT TO WAKE AND BURY YOU. IT HAS NOT SET IN THAT YOU ARE GONE AND WE WONT BE ABLE TO TALK ABOUT THE YANKEES OR GIANTS AND YOU WILL NOT TELL ME I AM OUT OF MY MIND GOING TO SEE SPRINGSTEEN FOR THE MILLIONTH TIME. AT LEAST YOU ARE IN A MUCH BETTER PLACE NOW, HAPPY, HEALTHY, WHOLE AND IN NO PAIN. I HOPE YOU ARE PLAYING GOLF AND DRINKING A REALLY EXPENSIVE SCOTCH WITH SINATRA. I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU DAD...

My sincere condolences to the family of Paul Cacioppo. "Paulie" was a classmate of mine through high school (RPHS) and a Neighborhood kid I knew well when quite young (I lived on Highland Place and I recall Paul lived on Preston Street).

God bless him and his family, John R. Quinn (Class of '56), now of Gonic, NH

Aunt Flo, Patty, Michael, and Paul, my heart goes out to you in this time of need. I will always remember your dad a fun loving wonderful man. He will surely be missed.