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Hope Prete
March 12, 2021
Hello Susan,
i received an email reminding me about your father leaving us 4 years ago ..tears..I just wanted to let you know that I was thinking of you (and Ken)..I hope you and Dave are well.
See you soon?
Hope
March 12, 2019
Susan Dave and family,
I hope you are doing well with this somber anniversary. It's been a pleasure seeing you and at times reminiscing.
I hope to see you soon.
Love (& sorrow),
Hope
(and my dogs Teddy & Jada)
March 24, 2017
Susan,
I just heard about your Dad..I'm so sorry I wasn't around for the funeral..You know I cared for your father very much..I hope you are OK..I don't get out that much anymore..but if you want to talk..see me on Facebook..
My condolences..
Hope Prete
March 20, 2017
Please accept my condolences on the passing of your father Ken. My heart and prayers go out to you and your family.
- Dario Delle Chiaie
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Joe Kijowski
March 20, 2017
My Dear Friend Ken. The view from my window has always been brighter with you in sight. Kind words, supportive talks, sincere smiles. You my Dear Friend, have brought me Understanding, Love, Patience and Acceptance of what life brings. I love you as a Friend, Brother, Father and Confidant. I thank God for every moment He allowed me to share with you and for the great thoughts that I shall always possess. Carpe Diem

Watching his dynasty
Ken Carson
March 19, 2017
My Dad had a "carpe diem" philosophy of life. He loved his kids, his 11 grandkids, and the 11 great-grandkids... he called them his "dynasty" with his usual big smile. And I and all the rest of us loved him back for his humor, his generosity-- and even for the way he'd push us to be more, and accept us for who we were at the same time. He overcame a lot of sadness in this world to remain a steady and strong presence in all our lives. As blessed as I've been to have had him all these years, the loss of a Dad like that is very difficult.

A Grateful American
March 19, 2017
Though our grateful nation mourns with you in your loss, we can only feel a small part of the loss you are experiencing.
Your loved one will always be a part of our country's story. As such, their sacrifice on behalf of our nation will always be honored.
In deepest sympathy.
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