Wickham M. Parlante

I knew Wick when we were in school together. I remember him as a young man who was popular and well liked by everyone who knew him - which in Oyster Bay was everyone in the school. Even though he was in the 'popular' crowd, he always treated everyone fairly and with respect. I hadn't thought about Wick in years, until I heard about this tragic event. Now that I know he is gone, I feel that my world has been diminshed by his passing. My deepest sympathies to all he left behind. He will be missed.

To heartbreaking to keep hearing these. We are far too young. God Bless all, and watch over Wick's family.

Dear Pete, So sorry to just hear about Wickham.Seems like yesterday that he, Ken & Steve were all together and playing between houses on Maxwell Ave. He was a good boy and Ken, Steve and myself hope all the wonderful memories make your heart a little lighter with sorrow. You are in all our hearts & prayers..
Linda( prev.Golden) Steger & boys

Miss you wick, love you pop

Marge,
So sorry to hear of your loss. You are in my prayers.
Claire (USPS)

So sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts, prayers and hearts at this difficult time.

To the Family of Wickham:

We remember Wickham when he was still a boy back when we lived on Long Island. His Uncle Dave used to bring him along and he seemed like a very nice kid.
Our deepest condolences for your tragic loss.

Sincerely
David and Susan Herrington