John Richard Modica

Hard to believe it´s been a year. Rest in peace. John. . Miss not talking to you.

We always laughed together he would call Josie
he was my Wyatt. If you remember Wyatt Earp story they stayed together for life. We did many things together. He was the best person. Miss talking to him.
My condolences to his wonderful family.

Unconditional love

His genuine kindness, ability to be present with me, undeniable love for family.

Every moment was special with my brother. We were the only two born in New York. We were the closest of all the siblings. It was part of my fabric, and I was part of his.

My best friend and confidant. You are so loved my dearest brother.

John was one of the best guys I've ever met. Bar none, no one can light up a room as much as he can. Thank you for always having my back and I hope I did right by you as well. Rest easy, save me a seat.

Joanne, Modica family,

Thoughts and Prayers to your entire family and friends of John during this rough time.

John was a good guy, used to enjoy our chats at MA'S about him knowing my brother Hal and all the cars that my brother always had in the yard in Medway.
Glad you are no longer in pain, Rest in Peace John... Gone to soon....

Worked with John at Rosenfeld good guy

Kathy, Sam, and Modica Family,

We are so sorry for your.loss, John was a good guy and friend. May he be in peace now with his Mom, Dad, and many friends in heaven. Love you.

Whenever I saw that #346 Rosenfeld concrete truck I was gonna get at least a wave, head nod, or if I was lucky to be close enough some sugar free Lifesavers thrown at me. John had stories for a lifetime and he always had time to chat. I could only make out half of the story because of the roar of the concrete truck but I knew it was a wild story for sure I´ll miss him in the Walpole quarry. RIP