Remo Pirola

I had such affection & respect for Remo. I first met Remo in the early 1950 when he immigrated to America. He swept Christina off her feet as they walking down Dog Alley, East Mountain Road in Westfield. They were a great couple. He honored & supported his wife, Christina all her life especially during her illness. Within his family, he learned how to understand & to accept things that seemed new & strange; he did that out of love & thus grew into a greater man & father. He was a very good man.

Fond memories of Remo in the Blaire's backyard this summer at Kaela's graduation party. Always enjoyed his company! My thoughts are with you all.

David, thinking of and praying for you and your family that God will grant you all His comfort and peace.

Steven, Donna, David;
When I was assigned to Bl. Sacrament 47 years ago, I knew there was something special about the Pirola Family. Knowing all of you these 47 years has truly been a blessing in my life. Many happy memories were created around the kitchen table at Dry Bridge Rd! Thank you for allowing me to be part of your family all these years.
May Remo and Christina now rest in the peace of the Lord, and with each other.
With Heartfelt Sympathy, Fr. Mike

Rest in peace, Remo and thank you for your delicious polenta you made for visits with you and Christina. Love you both and will remember you both always.