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Paul Brucato
January 8, 2006
My sympathy to Kevins family. I hung around with Kevin in High School at O.P.R.F. until he graduated in 1966. We were in a so called gang that did nothing but have fun. Never got in to any real trouble, even when we gathered at Carroll Playground and made a lot of noise. Even though we lost touch right after high school, my memories of that time will always bring a smile to my face. He will be missed.
Mary and Gary DeLucca
January 5, 2006
Lynda, we are very sorry to hear of your loss. Please know that you will be in our thoughts and prayers. If you need anything we are here for you.
Mary and Gary
Diane (Sansone) Landato
January 5, 2006
I attended St. Bernardine's School with Kevin.He was the life of the class. When our nun had her back to
the class, Kevin would pop up out of
his seat and do the twist, then sit
down. The class would burst into laughter. Sometimes he didn't get caught, but when he did he paid dearly in the cloak room. Seeing
Kevin at our 25th reunion showed he
hadn't changed much. Thank God. Still funny. Recalling "the best time of our lives". To his family
and loved ones my heart felt sympathy. The world will feel his loss, but heaven just became alot
more fun.
andrea piazza
January 5, 2006
Lynda,
Kevin was a wonderful funny man. He made an impact on Cailyn that will never be able to be measured. His smile,kindness and sense of humor will be missed. Our hearts and prayers are with you.
Love,
The Piazza Family
Megan Reis
January 4, 2006
My Uncle Kevin was a wonderful man. He always made us laugh and his smile would brighten your day! He was always so supportive and encouraging of my cousins and I in all that we pursued. We will miss him dearly.
Maureen Loiacono(Glynn)
January 4, 2006
Lynda, Mary called to let me know what happened. Soooo sorry for you and Kevin's family. If you need anything at all please call me. Love you. Moe.
JAY & MAGGIE JULIANO
January 4, 2006
WE DID NOT KNOW KEVIN ALL THAT WELL BUT, HE WAS GRACIOUS, POLITE, CONSIDERATE AND ALWAYS HAD A SMILE. WHEN ENTERING A ROOM HE LITE UP THE AREA.
Tiffany N.
January 4, 2006
My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. May your memories make your heart smile.
Nancy Jacobsen
January 4, 2006
I was stunned by the news. Kevin was always so much fun to be around. Even though I moved a few years ago and have only seen him a couple of times since I will say that "the old broad from California" will miss him dearly.
Judy Newkirk
January 4, 2006
What a shock! Kevin will be so missed - his humor, his loving heart, his compassion. He became such a part of everyone's life that he touched - even when you didn't see him for a while it was like yesterday when you got together. Our sympathy and love to his family and friends (especially Lynda).
Judy and Melissa Newkirk
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