Rex Douglas Honsinger

My condolences to the entire Honsinger family. Jon, Jenny and Louise who I knew, and Tristan, whom I've never had the pleasure. I met Rex in 1969. He was a sweet boy with a great heart. I remember all the fun we had and harmless trouble we all got into on Grand Street in Springfield and on Mountain Road in Wilbraham.

Please accept my heartfelt condolences for the loss of such a kind and wonderful man. I hope the memory of Rex's broad smile and easy laugh will loom large for you all as you face the pain of his loss. Jon, I wanted to send a special note to you as you were such a close friend when we were young - I am so sorry you have lost another brother. I will keep you all in my thoughts.

Dear Audrie and Family,

"Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you in this difficult time"

With our deepest sympathy,

I cannot imagine the pain that the Honsinger family must feel for their untimely loss. May God welcome Rex with open arms.

In sympathy, to the Honsinger family, so sorry for your loss

Thoughts and prayers to your family. I had the pleasure of working with Rex years ago at the BMC. He was such a pleasure to work with, always a kind word for everyone.

rex, you were always rex with that look a little boy has when he gets caught with his hand in the candy jar .you made working on the sawtooth bearable with that great bunch of guys we had that thirty yrs ago,your smile your laughter,your big heart,makes all of us better for being lucky enough to have known you.

I just heard about the sudden passing of a great human being ,father ,brother, and friend of so many. I am feeling so sad right now, I had just talked to him about a couple months ago about my brother tom. Rex you will be missed by so many people from far away an close by. I will always remember your infectious laugh an the fun times we had at your house back in the day. May peace be with your family .god bless. Don Goodrow