Friday, January 26, 2018
Dear Family:
Aunt Arlene and I never disagreed about anything. I remember her since I could remember anything in my life. Aunt Arlene was always kind and gracious to me and I remember visiting her parents. I remember the many family gatherings at her home in West Haven, her parents, at Uncle Edwards' Mom ( Cuby ), in her home in Stamford, at Milford on the Long Island Sound, and at the Masonic Home. She always smiled and always made me feel at home and the kitchen was a special place. She was smart and I really thought that her return to law school spoke volumes about diligence and hard work as well as driving the distance from Greenwich to New Rochelle. Her husband, Uncle Edward who was my Mom's brother, was special to me. I remember her bravery at her husband's wake in Milford as she smiled and greeted people. She did not have a false face. I still remember serving me supper in Milford and Greenwich and being most welcoming to my Dad's second wife after my Mom passed away. Now, Aunt Arlene is with her husband. I extend my sympathies to the entire family especially to my cousins, Leslie and Ned. You have been blessed so much by a loving Mom and Dad. God Bless.
