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CHRIS & TONY & TJ NICCOLI
July 29, 2005
HELLO MY FAMILY,
AUNT NANCY MY HEART WENT OUT TO YOU WHEN MOM CALLED ME ABOUT MY UNCLE JOHNNY. I CAN ONLY IMAGINE YOUR PAIN COMING HOME LIKE THAT. AS I READ THE OTHER COMMENTS, IT'S CLEAR HE WAS MUCH LOVED AS I DID TOO! MY CHILDHOOD MEMORIES ARE JUST A VIVID AS THEY WERE YESTERDAY. GOING TO YOUR HOME AND SPENDING THOSE SUMMER DAYS, AND UNCLE JOHNNY ALWAYS WITH HIS GREAT HUMOR. WE HOPE YOUR SADNESS NOW, WILL HAVE COMFORT IN WHAT A GREAT HUSBAND YOU HAD.
YOUR LOVING NEICE & NEPHEWS CT&T NICCOLI
Garry Foster
July 29, 2005
I always enjoyed visiting with John when I would get back to the Kansas City Plant. He repaired many pieces of equipment for me over the years. He will be missed, but will also be remembered often.
Garry Foster
Emmett Helm
July 29, 2005
Nancy and family: Sorry to hear the news on John's passing, he was a fun person to work with and brought a lot of character to the job.
Emmett Helm
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Thomas Womack
July 29, 2005
John was great person to know. I will miss him
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Bill Wesemann
July 29, 2005
I am very sorry for your loss. I worked with John here at the plant over several years. I very much enjoyed working with John. I will keep you in my prayers.
Diane Ladwig
July 29, 2005
When I heard about John's passing, the first thought that came to my mind was John's big smile. He was always happy and we spent many occasions talking about family. John loved his family and loved talking about his grandchildren. The other memory I have of John was his wonderful brownies. He would bring them to work and share with all of us. There were many times I would walk in and laying on my desk were those brownies. I knew John had been there. You have my deepest sympathy and I know John will be greatly missed.
Tami Sisson
July 29, 2005
Nancy,
Mark, Travis and I are so sorry for your loss. Your family is in our prayers. Take care of yourself.
Sincerely, Mark, Tami & Travis Sisson
Rosemary Dotson
July 29, 2005
Praying for friends to comfort you, faith to uphold you,
and loving memories to help you smile again.
With Sincerest Sympathy
Love Rosemary Dotson
Pam Garcia
July 29, 2005
Nancy,
So sorry to hear about John. I just want you to know that if you need anything, I'm here for you. Call me anytime day or night.
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