Neil Herne Jr. Obituary
Grandchildren - Deanna Holliman, Stephanie Stocklin, Raymond Stocklin III, Alyssa Stocklin, Dominic Stocklin, Jessica Stocklin, Nickolas Stocklin, Lisa Pitonzo, Alex Pitonzo, Lauren Herne, Dylan Herne, Brenna Herne, Rylee Herne, Cailin Herne, Blake Herne, Carson Herne, Gabe, Charles Herne Jr (Deceased) and Jackson Herne, Danielle Smith, and Billy McCarron. Great Grandchildren- Caleb, Karli, Leonardo, Kyler, Eddie, Laken, Megan, Lucas, Nathan, Echo, Joseph, Elijah, Carson, Wyatt, Elaine, Ladd, Libby and Hudson.
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JT May
Yesterday
I guess we meant 30 plus yrs ok ago man I have some stories you where always looking for people for sure rest well my friend till we meet again in the garage in sky ( next cheese steak I will gut the roll lol)
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Nancy Pitonzo ( Daddy´s little girl )
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It´s been just about a dark and long hard week since you have been gone, you left us to soon, my heart hurts so bad without you, I miss you so much. You know it´s not Christmas !!! This pain that I feel is worse then ever not having my dad here, I know your at peace and your not suffering anymore but it doesn´t´t make it any easier, I sometimes called you dad to your face, and it should have been all the time, but in my heart no one can take your place, I´ll miss you each and everyday just as much as I love you if not more I love you dad till we meet again race with those angels. I love you.
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