Paul Firenza

Dear Mickie,
Sorry to hearof the loss of your father. You, Barb Pitre and I had some wild times when we were growing up.

For some reason I associate him with cookies...not quite sure of why...RIP Gramps, Know your up there with Gram and Buster!!???

I remember growing up with Joe Firenza and how very proudly he always defended his heritage when neighborhood kids would tease him about being Italian. There is no question in my mind that Joe's pride of heritage and strengrh of character was due in large to Paul. I have always had a lot or respect for Joe, his two sisters and his folks. Joe and I graduated high school together in 1961 and unfortunately went our separate ways. For the entire extended family and close friends I convey my...

Paul Firenza has left behind a legacy that is evident on a daily basis through the display of character from his daughter Margaret and his grandson Christopher. I never met Paul or Philomena personally but I have been able to reap the benefits of their hard work and devoted love through my dear friend Chris. Margaret, Chris, you know my heart goes out to you..be strong and pass on the Firenza love. Cathie and The Girl's...Barefoot Bay Florida

Margaret King. You should be proud of all you did these last years for your father. I know you will miss him dearly. He was as good man and I enjoyed talking with him and helping him and you. I will continue to help in any way I can. My condolences to you and to the family. Sidney Manes

My condolences to the family, what i know of Mr. Firenza he was a special man of many great talents. Heres to him & hoping we all can live a fruitful life as long as he did.

My condolences to the King family,Mickie i remember you from a very long time ago,you were friends with my sister Barbara.My 2 brothers(Randy&Bryan)and I knew Chris&Johnny
I am so sorry for your loss.
Penny Pitre

Sam was a special guy. I first met him in 1980 when I started at Syracuse China and he always would come by my office anytime he came back to the plant after he retired and we would share a cup of coffee and Sammy would update me on all his adventures, especially the trips to the Casinos in Atlantic City. My condolences to the family.