Friday, April 10, 2020
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Although I had not seen my uncle in several years, I have very good memories of him from my entire life. He always took the time to ask what was going on in my life and how I was doing. At family parties it was easy spend time with him listening to his stories about living in Florida, which at the time seemed so amazing that someone from the family would live outside of Connecticut. His genuine laugh and movie star smile made being around him him that much more special. My most vivid memories are of the times we would go fishing with and my dad and Uncle Mike and my brothers and cousins at Pleasure Beach Pier in the summer. My heart goes out to all whose who loved him and who were touched by him, but especially Aunt Melody, Dale, Kevin, and Robin. I know it is sad, but I know he is in a better place reunited with his brothers and sister and Grandma is calling them to the table for a big spaghetti dinner. God bless you Uncle Dom, James.
