Condolence: Grampy... I miss you so much.. I just want to let you know that you hold a special place in my heart. I will never forget the things you did for me, or the advice you gave me. You were the best grandfather a little girl could ask for, and I miss you, and I wish things could be different. You would be so proud of me right now, but I know that you are watching me, and that you are with Grammie now, and thats what is important. Grampy, I miss you and I love you.

-Meghan

Condolence: Susan, Nancy, Kim, and Katie: I was so sorry to learn of Turner's passing. I learned of it from Mrs. Burritt. Jamie and Debbie would have Surely attended the Memorial service if they had known. My thoughts and prayers are with you all and your families. Aunt Dottie

Condolence: Mr. "P" was always a good friend to both of our boys at Notre Dame. There will certainly be a void behind the hockey bench without your dad standing with his clipboard and his smile! May you gain comfort from knowing that he is now at peace. The Penna Family

Condolence: Mr. "P" was a wonderful friend to both of our boys at Notre Dame. We will certainly miss seeing him behind the hockey bench with his clipboard and his smile! May you gain comfort from the fact that he is now at peace. The Penna Family

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Condolence: Sue, Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. We know that your father was deeply loved and will be missed, but we hope that the love and support of all your handbell friends will help to ease your pain. God Be with you!

Condolence: Sue,

Condolence: To Nancy and Family,The day will come when the pain will lessen and the burden of grief will lift. Just remember they are only as far away as your heart.

From Frankie,Paul,Leah,Khatisha and Rosa of Bloomfield, CT.

Condolence: Roger: To early to go...I will miss you. Had a lot of great times at SKY...Liked the way you laughed.....

Condolence: Anyone that knew your dad,grandfather,uncle ,brother or friend can only have a smile on their face when they speak of him.. I was very fortunate to have worked the morning shift at the MIP with him for several years. He always put a smile on my face when we spoke and was always to quick to chuckle. He was also so kind to my dad Marty Roos and all my children. He always wanted to share his knowledge of hockey with my two younger boys. There will always be a hole in my heart which I'm sure no one can mend. Thanks for letting him become such a big part of my family's lives. God bless. Debbie and Craig Schmarr