Joseph Tambellini

Flo, Paula, Mike, John,
SO sorry to hear of the passing of "Uncle Joe". I lived next to Pete & Emma on Celeron Ave. "Uncle Joe" always remembered me and called me the"little girl next door" even though I was in my 40s the last time I saw him! I also enjoyed eating at his restaurant when I went to school downtown-the best rigatoni. You were a nice family and remain fondly in my memories. Thoughts and prayers are with you.
Colleen Harris-Hopkins

Paula

Sorry for the latness for the on-line entry as you know I considered your Dad - my Dad too. I loved it when he called me his other daughter.

In reality he was like a dad to everybody. He was loved by many many people and still is loved - but also missed.

I loved seeing him in the Stript district and going to Enrico's or seeing him anywhere his smile was.

God bless you and your entire family

DEAR PAULA,

I WAS SO SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT THE PASSING OF YOUR DAD. I KNOW YOU WERE VERY SPECIAL TO HIM. JUST REMEMBER HE IS ALWAYS WITH YOU JUST NOT ALWAYS IN VIEW. YOU ARE IN MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS. MAY HE REST IN PEACE.

LOVE
MARYELLEN

Paula,
I extend my deepest sympathy to you and your family. We had prayed for your Dad to have his health returned but God had a better plan for him.
May he rest in peace,
Jeanne Sidoruk

Mrs.T., Paula, Mike, and John,
We loved your Dad. He always made us feel as if we were his children too. His kind words and hugs always made us feel special.
I was especially blessed, as my husband, David, was welcomed the same way when he was introduced into your family. Dave, too, felt that that same bond with Mr. T. I know that they are both together sharing stories and watching over us as they are in the best place they can be. One free of all worries. THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN.