SAMUEL BONACCI Jr.

Had lunch Sunday with Rick at total marine Looking at the view into the Tuckerton mist saw Sams old Grady White blocked up for the winter and it brought back memories of Sam Rest In Peace Bill Seabridge

so very sad to hear of Sams passing. deepest sympathy to all the family

My sincere condolences ... he was & will be remembered as a good man.

So sorry to hear of Sam's passing. We were childhood friends (probably five to eight years old when he lived on Fetter Ave.Our paths crossed a few times in adult life and it was always a joy to see him again!!!!!
Bob Zarrilli

To the Bonacci family, So sorry to hear of your loss Our hearts go out to you at this difficult time I'll miss seeing Sam at total marine So many good memories through all of the years In deepest sympathy
Bill and Debbie Seabridge

It is with heartfelt sympathy that I express my condolences to the family. May the Hearer of prayer give your family peace and strength during this difficult time. - Psalm 29:11

Sam and I were next door neighbors and best friends during our youth. Much of our time was spent playing basketball in his driveway. We went our separate ways in 1960 but reconnected in 1990. Thereafter, twice a year we attended a sometimes raucous dinner reunion with other members of our Lawrence Road gang. Sam always had a smile on his face and a good story to tell about one of our youthful escapades. I will miss him.