Clifford E Junkins Jr.

Cliff was a real gentleman and an avid partaker of life. With his activities in ham radio and his love of good music, he made the most of every moment. I met Cliff through our ham radio club and saw him many times at folk music performances. He always had a smile for everyone. May he rest in peace. W1UWX SK

Rose and I and all the bluegrass community will miss Cliff as he was a regular at many of the music venues including the Country Corner Coffee House in So. Hadley. He was a loving, honest man.

Donna and I picked up Cliff at his apartment and took him to the MTARA Christmas Party. He went back inline for seconds and desserts. Had a grand time with Cliff and learned of his military service before WW2 started. He loved being on his own and had a full schedule every day.. Junkins Family, Thanks for sharing your DAD with all of us. He passed on with Amazing Grace playing. He was so BLESSED to have such good friends. GOD BLESS you my VETERAN BROTHER CLIFF. Thank you for your service to our country.
Dan O'Brien US ARMY Retired

David and Mary: We will certainly miss Eliot, with his contagious smile and gentle demeanor. Patti is so grateful for his frequent visits over the years to her Mother's house in Kittery, Me. Eliot had an active, generous involvement with the Junkins Family Association which was an encouraging example for us. For his family involvement and his Navy service, we are sincerely grateful. May God continue to bless the Junkins family.

im so very sorry for your loss i work with Kevin at the Westfield Stop and Shop my sincere condolences and prayers to you all God Bless Charlie B

I'm sorry for your loss. I respected Cliff's dedication to MaryJo and his youthful foray back into the dating scene. Cliff was always interested in connecting with those he met. A people person who if you shook his hand Cliff would want to hold it for just a little longer to make the connection last. One of a kind. Very nice to read he made a peaceful exit. Well deserved. God bless.

i am very sorry for your loss, wendy p from stop and shop

Mr. Junkins was a wonderful man . He will be dearly missed . He always had big smile and thoughtful words of wisdom. God Bless him and his family.

May perpetual light shine upon him, may he rest in peace... Our thoughts are with you Dave and Mary and the entire Junkins family at this time of sorrow.

We will sorely miss Cliff's wonderful smiles and cheerful disposition. It was always a joy to be around him at our Junkins Family Association (JFA) gatherings. We will cherish our memories of him.

I have so many fond memories of Mr. Junkins. My best memories are sitting with him and MaryJo at the Blandford Fair and helping him keep track of the horse and ox draws in his notebook. When I got older and went away to school he would always ask me about my studies when I ran into him and then about my children and how where they were doing. I will certainly miss seeing him around as he always had a kind word and was so friendly and outgoing. Condolences to his family.

David, Alan, Junkins Family
Sorry to read of Dad's passing.His picture an Obit brought back many pleasant memories of 38 Carlton St. and two young newly weds meeting their new landlord! Dad was a great guy with a big heart. Hope everyone is doing ok. Millie and I send our prayers. God Bless

So sorry to hear about your loss.

Thank you for your service, and may you R.I.P.