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Cindy Hill
December 20, 2008
Joellen,
As I send out my Christmas cards, I began thinking of your father. I had noticed a new grave when I visited Druann's grave over Memorial Day and had wondered at the time if it was your father's. Checking online, I find that he is gone. What a dear soul, now he and Druann are together again, with so many of the family they have held so dearly. I think of Druann frequently and miss our friendship, truly a golden one. I hope the holidays for your family will include mostly fond memories of time with these saints.
sr. Pat Centner, osf
April 4, 2008
Dear Joellen and Jim and family,
I was saddened to see your father's death in the newspaper. I had asked about him on March 15th when he wasn't present at our Communion Service that morning at Brighton Gardens. He was always the first person there and would be praying the rosary as I came in. I thoroughly enjoyed our times together. He was a wonderful gentleman. May Andy rest in God's Peace! May you be consoled at this time.
In Jesus' Peace,
Sharon M.
March 24, 2008
Mr. Kappel was a regular church goer at 9 a.m. mass on Sundays. At first I thought he was "gruff" and our children bothered him. But once we spoke, I knew him only to be sweet and kind. I think he actually got a kick out of our kids. He reminded me of the good man on Home Alone that befriended the little boy. He'll be missed at St. Peter's!
Sam Mc Connell
March 18, 2008
We were introduced to Andy through me brother Clyde F. Mc Connell - he was a great person and my brother loved him dearly - they shared a lot of War World II memories and will be missed greatly by all who knew him.
Steve Maurin
March 18, 2008
My dad, Mr. Kappel and other De La Salle grads of 1933 formed the "Two Timers". They and their spouses regularly went to movies, Starlight, played cards and other functions. As they aged, cards came before dinner, then after lunch, then before lunch. At my wedding reception, we were greeted (trapped) as we entered the hall. Mr. Kappel broke through with drinks for my wife and me. We would have been a long time without them if not for his thoughtfulness. I think the thunder we heard yesterday may have been card shuffling.
Jeff Bailey
March 18, 2008
Andy Kappel was a true gentleman and was very well thought of thru out the Interior Design Community. My sincere condolence to his family and freinds, his personality and his talents will be missed
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