Richard J. Pinto

Dear Marcia, Lisa, and Mike:

We were all very deeply saddened to hear of the loss of your husband and father.

Dick was the very nicest neighbor anyone could ask for and we are all the very luckiest people to have had the good fortune to have known him. Dick would always wave and say hello and ask how we were doing, and he was always smiling and laughing.

We are so sorry for your loss and send you our heartfelt sympathies.

Most sincerely,

Dear Marcia, Lisa and Michael,

We were so sorry to hear about Dick.Our thoughts and prayers are with you and we would like to stop by when it is convenient for you. Sincerely, John , Darlene, Suzanne and Ashley

Uncle Dick, to know him was to like him. From Edward St. to Main St., man did he know his stuff. If theres hot rods in heaven, Uncle Dick will have them purring. He will be missed by many.

To the Pinto Family:
I never met Mr. Pinto but have heard nothing but wonderful things to describe his life. I am truly sorry for your loss. Know that mine and my family's prayers are with you. May he rest in peace.

Our prayers and thoughts are with you now and always. May God bless.

I'm so sorry for your loss. My deepest sympathy goes out to all of you and your families. You're in my thoughts and prayers.

Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some people become friends and stay awhile leaving beautiful footprints on our hearts.
And we are never quite the same because we have made a good friend. Rest easy, my good friend.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Dear Mrs. Pinto and Family,
Mr. Pinto was the kindest and nicest neighbor anyone could ask for. He would always wave and stop to say hello. God Bless you and your family
in your time of sorrow.
The Monczynski Family