Nicholas Redondo Jr.

I'm sorry I couldn't be there today.....I prayed for your soul for peace. But, I prayed more for your mon and dad.

Dear Josephine, Joann, Nick, Joanne, Nickie, Marco, Anthony and Roberto - I am so sorry for your great loss of a wonderful Husband, Father, and Grandfather. He loved his family with all of his heart, just as all of you loved him. To see Nick the morning of his heart attack just about tore my heart apart. I only wish I could have done more. Jo, you should feel proud of all you did to help Nick that morning! You were his life saver! Without you, he never would have made it as long as he did! Nick was one of the most giving people anyone could ever meet. He would do anything he could for anyone. He was a great neighbor, and kept us up on the "local news". It was always nice to see his smiling face on the porch, and hear his hilarious stories. He had a fabulous sense of humor, and I'll never forget what he did when he asked if I wanted to see his scar (laughing here)! Jerry, Vikki and I will definitely miss Nick!

To the Redondo Family - Just a word to tell you how saddened I am at the death of your father and husband and grandfather. I wrote a note to you today. Love, Colleen

Joann,



So sorry to hear of your father's death. He was about "family" and what is important in life. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Jo,

Deepest sympathy from myself and the entire LifeNet family. I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Kevin

Joanne, my sympathy. I received the news from Tina just today on my return from Philly. Thinking of you.

My sympathy to Mrs. Redondo, my very dear friend Joann, Nick and Joanne and the boys and the rest of the family. His family was his joy and I hope you find great comfort in that.

Aunt Jo, Joann, Niki:

I am so sorry for your loss. Judy told me yesterday when I talked to her for Thanksgiving. I am not able to travel because I get a weekly chemo for metastic breast cancer (I was first diagnosed at 47 with breast cancer and lived 4 years believing it was gone after the operation, chemo and radiation. Big surprise last Oct. to be diagnosed with it thoughout all of my bones. Every time one of us turned 47 we thought of my dad, and 3 months after I turned 47,I was diagnosed. The plan is to give me a weekly chemo indefinitely (I have had 28 counting today's) in hopes they come up with something new. Just last week it was the 35th anniversary of my dad's death and we all think of your love, your caring, and all you did for us at that time. I hope sending my love and caring to you helps in some small way. I love my memories of all of you and will keep you all in my prayers. I pray a lot these days. Aunt Jo, I love you.

Janet

Dear Gabby, Joann, Nick, Joanne, and Nickie, Marco, Anthony and Roberto, our love and prayers are with you. We share your sorrow at the loss of your beloved husband, father and grandpa. There was only one Big Nick. We shall miss him greatly. So glad we had that last Thanksgiving together. Love, Tina and Megan and Family.

Sorry to hear of the passing of Nick. He was a friend I worked with at Sexton. My deepest sympathy to his family. My thoughts and prayers will be with you at this time of sorrow. Jim Bellante

My deepest sympathies to Aunt Jo, Nick, and Joanne.

Now, Uncle Nick is in heaven with my dad.

He was a good man.

I appreciate all of the kindnesses he showed me over the years.



May his soul rest in peace.