Condolences Received

Dear Mary Grace and family,

Just read the paper today about Mike. It brought alot of memories flooding back from such happy times when our children were growing up! All those road trips to competitions with those little ballerina's, (Mike always there with camera in hand), and the many sleepovers with the girls....Mike will be remembered fondly by our family and may he be at peace until we all meet again! Our love and prayers go out to your family during this must difficult time.

The Felter Family

Dear Kathy & family:I am so sorry for the loss of your father. My prayers are with you &your family.Tammy Denardo (Collins)

Dear Kathy & family:I am so sorry for the loss of your father. My prayers are with you &your family.Tammy Denardo (Collins)

To The Dunn Family

We wish to send our deepest condolences to the family.
My husband Jeffery and I knew Buddy for many years, There are so many things that we will miss about him.He was fun,giving,loving,and a wonderful person to be around.
We will miss him very much. Our prayers are with you.


Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Todd

We were very sorry to hear of your loss.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
The Lord bless you and keep you, the Lord make His face shine upon you, and grant you peace.

In Loving Sympathy

Angie Outwater Haffner
Darla Outwater McArdle
Glenda Outwater Pantley
Paul and Dolores Dimmitt

Our deepest sympathy goes out to you Sue, and your family, on the loss of Tom. Energetic, friendly and hard-working, he will be missed by all who knew him. A great loss for the community; a heartbreaking loss for his family.God hold you gently in His arms as you journey through this sorrow. You are in our prayers.Our love and sympathy,Sherry and Don Mohan

To the family of Tom Hawkins,

I am very sorry to hear of Tom's death. I've worked with Tom and I had great respect for him. Please accept my condolences.

Sincerely,
Kim Henken
NYS Dept. of Transportation, Middletown

On behalf of the Gorton Family; Our prayers are with you in your time of berevement. Blessed Be From Irene Gorton and all the Uncle's ,Aunts and Cousins across the country.

My dear Susan, Amanda, and family--I will always remember Tom sitting there with his glasses on his head, explaining his interpretation of the Scripture as we wrestled with questions during the 9:30 service at OMHPC. His rock-bottom faith will be an inspiration for us all. It is my prayer that all of you are sustained during these difficult days with the sure and certain knowledge that he has entered into the presence of the Holy God and has been welcomed with the words, "Well done, good and faithful servant." Eileen Siegel

Hello Susan........and all the children,My God! What happened? I just read the paper and I am numb!I know that words become hollow at such times, but rest assured that the family and Tom are in my prayers this very moment.Tom and I played a lot of music together down at Al's back in the days.......Curious, he played those wedding gigs and our band picked Bluegrass, and because each of us were always working.....we never got a chance to see each other in action during all those years! Hahaha.I kept Tom's guitars going for a lot of years........and Tom always made room for me to keep my vehicles going when times were tough, when I my wife left for a homeless guy.....and I was then homeless, and then when things were tight once again when I was going to school.We traded services back and forth for years......and when there was an occasional lull, we would engage in deep conversations on religion and humanity and such......Oh, Tommy was a good man for sure and I will miss my friend.We never phoned each other every few days like some friends do,.......but we could always pick up a conversation exactly where we left off....no matter how long it was since we spoke.Now you know that Tom kept my car and truck going whenever I needed help.The money that I saved and the burden that was eased allowed me to complete school.Now I want you to know.......that together with my wife, LiYun, we commute frequently from our home to her home province in HeNan.I work as a rural country Dr. doing acupuncture in the middle of the country.There is no running water, no hot water, no heat, no toilets, no nothin' really...........but I get to treat what some would regard as the "Trust of God."I see a lot of people and they are the wealthiest people on this earth whose wealth is not of this world........and I do this, in no small part, because Tom kept my wheels moving that allowed to me to commute to NYC for a number of years and finish medical school......and I have never forgot this.Because of his service, literally, hundreds of people have some form of medical care that they would not have had otherwise.Rest in peace Tom, and may the blessings of God rest squarely upon him and you, and the family.With heartfelt prayers,-----R. J. StormDr. R. J. StormBao Feng YuChina, BeijingChaoyang Qu, Xibahenanli100028Cell# - 135-2229-5754

Hello Susan........and all the children,My God! What happened? I just read the paper and I am numb!I know that words become hollow at such times, but rest assured that the family and Tom are in my prayers this very moment.Tom and I played a lot of music together down at Al's back in the days.......Curious, he played those wedding gigs and our band picked Bluegrass, and because each of us were always working.....we never got a chance to see each other in action during all those years! Hahaha.I kept Tom's guitars going for a lot of years........and Tom always made room for me to keep my vehicles going when times were tough, when I my wife left for a homeless guy.....and I was then homeless, and then when things were tight once again when I was going to school.We traded services back and forth for years......and when there was an occasional lull, we would engage in deep conversations on religion and humanity and such......Oh, Tommy was a good man for sure and I will miss my friend.We never phoned each other every few days like some friends do,.......but we could always pick up a conversation exactly where we left off....no matter how long it was since we spoke.Now you know that Tom kept my car and truck going whenever I needed help.The money that I saved and the burden that was eased allowed me to complete school.Now I want you to know.......that together with my wife, LiYun, we commute frequently from our home to her home province in HeNan.I work as a rural country Dr. doing acupuncture in the middle of the country.There is no running water, no hot water, no heat, no toilets, no nothin' really...........but I get to treat what some would regard as the "Trust of God."I see a lot of people and they are the wealthiest people on this earth whose wealth is not of this world........and I do this, in no small part, because Tom kept my wheels moving that allowed to me to commute to NYC for a number of years and finish medical school......and I have never forgot this.Because of his service, literally, hundreds of people have some form of medical care that they would not have had otherwise.Rest in peace Tom, and may the blessings of God rest squarely upon him and you, and the family.With heartfelt prayers,-----R. J. StormDr. R. J. StormBao Feng YuChina, BeijingChaoyang Qu, Xibahenanli100028Cell# - 135-2229-5754

Dear Carol, Alan, and family,
I was saddened to read of your mother's passing. I remember she always had a ready smile which always made me feel welcome, especially when I visited your grandparent's place in Barryville.

Please know that you are often in my thoughts, as I, pleasantly, remember our time together at the Barryville apartments.

Carolyn (Hallock) Clark
Waynesboro, VA

I read the news in the Long Island Newsday and just wanted to send my condolences to the family. I know Craig and Rick from years ago and felt sad to hear the news. I am sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family.Suzanne St. John

To the family of Diane Williams:

I just wanted to say I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Diane was a wonderful person and was always quick to give a smile when I would meet her in the halls of the hospital. She always said hello and made what would have been a rough day, delightful. I will miss her dearly!!

Kim Witkowski

Dear Uncle Al,
Carolyn, Alan, Diane, Craig, Rick, Spouses, and all the "grands and great-grand":
You are in our hearts at this sad time, we are glad she is no longer suffering.
We remember Aunt Marlene fondly and all the great times we had together as kids-
May you find peace in your hearts
She will be missed
With Love,
Denise
(for the Kohanowich kids)
___________________________
Denise Hollas
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Child Care Education Program
PO Box 26170
310 Mc Iver St.
Greensboro, NC 27402
(336) 334-5810

"Mankind must evolve for all human conflict
a method which rejects revenge, aggression and retaliation.
The foundation of such a method is LOVE."
Martin Luther King

To The Family of Homer Conklin,
We are so sorry to hear about the passing of you father. We will always remember him with our father Clarkie at Ginos.
We will never forget him. He will always be in our prayer.
Sincerely,
The Sickles Family,
Terry, JoAnn, Eleanor & Robert

To Pat's family,

I was saddened to hear of the passing of Pat. I knew her as an employee of the Delaware Valley School District. It was always a pleasure to be greeted by her with her warm smile and calming personality.

Diane Fornoff

Dear Bob and Laura,

We are very sorry for your loss. Our prays are with you during this difficult time.

Sincerely

Lloyd and Ellen

I was sorry to hear of the death of your mother. I remember her as a caring person. I will remember her in my prayers and at Mass. May God's continuing love be with all of you. Msgr. Bill Williams