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Eddy Noonan
January 1, 2025
Probably the Smartest Man I ve ever met. With a GREAT sense of humor. I think of him often..
J.
February 3, 2023
May God's promise found in John 6:40, of the hope to see our loved ones again, comfort your heart and give you peace, strength, and hope in the days ahead.
Patricia Perkins Baker
January 11, 2023
Chris and Elisa. My thoughts are with you both. All my love Tricia
William Griffin
January 10, 2023
To the Agri family our sincere condolences from the Southeastern MA Signalmens Association, Mike was a loyal and interesting member of our association for many years. Mike was an institution of his own in the fire alarm industry, he will be sorely missed. May he Rest in Eternal Peace.
Bill Griffin, President Southeastern Mass Signalmens Association, QFD Fire Alarm Superintendent retired
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Robert Marshall
January 6, 2023
To the Agri family, I had the honor of meeting Mike. Quite a character. May he rest in peace.
Bob Marshall Waltham FD/RET
Dave Petersen
January 5, 2023
Chris and Elisa, Nancy and my hearts go out to you and your families. Mike was a presence, he was intelligent, professional and always friendly. He sits on the same pedestal as Tony Shalna, Frank Carideo and Ken Beeson in the pantheon of men who influenced my life.
Eddy Noonan
January 4, 2023
To the Agri family, My sincerest condolences on the passing of your Dad.. I worked with him over the last 15 years testing fire alarms in Needham,Wellesley and years ago in Waltham.. He was a GREAT GUY to work with and converse with. May he REST IN PEACE..
Kristen Gunning
January 4, 2023
I was Mike and Sue's primary care doctor for over 20 years and loved them both very much. I am so sorry for your loss. Take care. Kristen Gunning, MD
Chris
January 4, 2023
The world is not the same without you here.
Dick George 101st Airborne Division
January 4, 2023
Requiescat in pace amica meus!

Mary-Ann F Agri
January 3, 2023
My brother was very special to me and so very important in my life. I realize, with his passing, that he was my "anchor." After I moved away from home to the other side of the country in 1979, he was my "interpreter" of all things family, and of me to them; and I tended to funnel everything through him because he was where I found understanding, along with his famous rationality and ability to cut through the weeds. A handful of years ago, he confessed to feeling that he had not been a good brother and had failed me, which was a complete shock to me and I quickly disabused him of that idea. In my pre- and early teens, while he was a young husband newly discharged from the military, we talked on the phone for two or three hours every Sunday. The love and guidance and listening/hearing I received from him were things I got nowhere else on that same level. We also loved to share music "finds" with each other. He was a mountain of strength, yet could display incredible tenderness. He was funny and acerbic, sharper than a tack, and a very principled man who I have been proud my entire life to call my brother. Now ... I can just say that the emptiness is the deepest blackness I´ve ever stared into: To never be able to share my life, interests, and love with him is the saddest thing I'll ever experience. We loved each other very much, and I already miss him terribly, but I am grateful that the Universe made us brother and sister, and grateful for all the precious memories.
We'll meet again, my brother. Pleasant travels, pilgrim. You have left a great legacy, and you will never be forgotten.
Bernie O'Dwyer
January 2, 2023
Dearest Elisa, so very shocked and saddened to read this tonight. My thoughts are with you and deepest condolences to your extended family, Shawn and Maggie...may he rest in peace.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a h-anam.
Bernie O'Dwyer Pyne Cottage, Cork, Ireland.
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