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| Posted by: Philip Dugas Fri January 20, 2012 | Sal was a great guy. There are no words that can express how much he''ll be missed by his family and friends. So sorry for your loss...
- Phil & Debby Dugas and Family |
| Posted by: Roger & Sharon Houle Fri January 20, 2012 | very sorry for your families loss .. |
| Posted by: John Romboli Sat January 21, 2012 | Steven,
My sincere condolences go out to you and your family. Your dad was a great guy,and a family friend for over 60 years. I am so sorry for your loss, he will be missed. John Romboli |
| Posted by: Maryann Lavenia Wed February 01, 2012 | Millie and Family,
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Sal was a really nice man and always had a smile on his face. Know that your fond memories will remain with you forever. Maryann Lavenia |
| Posted by: Amanda DiGeorge Fri February 03, 2012 | There is a profound sadness inside me. A sadness so deep and infinite
I'm afraid it wont ever go away. And when I look into the faces of our family and friends I know you all feel this too. The sadness is a constant, and the tears seem to come and go. It's an ache, a longing, a pain so deep within my chest that it feels like my heart is just floating, suspended in darkness. I'm not sure how to make this pain go away, but there is a way to lessen it; to fill the void my Papa's passing as left within us. And it is to share our memories and stories of this remarkable man. We need to laugh through the grief and remember that our love for this man will keep him alive within our hearts forever. Someone once said that "God made death so we'd know when to stop." As I am sure you all know, my Papa, refused to stop. Whether he was adding another addition onto his house, or helping his family members and friends with their own home improvement projects, nothing could keep his man from doing what he loved. He was a talented craftsman and passionate about his work. This passion and talent was obvious in everything he did, including the dollhouse he built for me. It is, to this day, one of the most beautiful pieces of art I have ever seen and it continues to amaze me every time I look at it. My Papa was a hard-worker who put his family first, but was no stranger to fun. He loved a good joke and prank. Growing up he never seemed old like my friends grandparents, because he acted more like one of the grandkids than a grandpa. I loved that about him. I loved his energy and the way his face would get all red, his eyes squinty and how his whole body would shake with laughter. I can still hear his laugh, I'll miss that laugh. I've read that death ends a life, not a relationship. He may no longer be with us, but he will always be a husband, a father, a brother, a friend and my Papa. Love Amanda |