Brian Mackowiak

Sorry for your loss. our thoughts and prayers to you Nora and Louise.

Will always remember those days on West Street. Sorry we lost contact when we both left home.

Dearest Nora, Louise, Brian' wife and daughters,

My deepest sympathy for your loss. It has been years since I saw my cousin and I regret that we didn't keep in touch. Please accept my condolences. May he rest peacefully in the arms of our Lord, Jesus Christ.

Rest in Peace cousin

My deepest condolences to Monty's family, especially his sisters who he was close to when I knew him in 1976 and 1977. We had many good times in Rahar's and around the area before he left for TX. Although I lost contact with him, I had heard he moved to Saco and every time I went through there to visit my parents in ME, I hoped to see him although I never did. I'm shocked and saddened to see he has passed on. Being the nice person he was, I'm sure he will have 1st class living and peace for eternity in heaven. Until we meet again...take it easy Monty.

Rest in peace, my brother.

Nora, I am sorry for your loss. I remember your brother always was friendly to me.

To my dear brother
You will always be in my heart,I will miss you very much.I can still hear your laughter when I close my eyes, say hi to Dad for me all my love
Nora

Thank you for your service.

To Lee, Nora, Brian's wife and children, my deepest sympathy for your loss. I haven't seen Brian in many years but I've always known him as a special person

To Brian's entire family (and friends),
I am heartbroken. I didn't have the pleasure of knowing Brian for very long, but we shared laughs on a regular basis when he'd stop to chat when we'd run into each other while walking our dogs.
We even took some time to try to coax a rainbow trout or two out of Nashawanuck Pond, but that day, the fish won. Not to be discouraged, we vowed to "Get 'em next time!"
He was a "Class Act".
Brian:
Save us a good fishin' hole up there. We'll pick up where we left off someday.