Living next door to Dick and Elaine Simonetti and family was formative to my future trajectories in life. I learned to swear from “the Simonetti boys” and even wrote them down on the sidewalk in front on our houses to my parents dismay! Thank you Dick for teaching me proper English expressions. I use them to this day. Somewhere in my parent’s photo archives there’s one of my father Ray and Dick dressed as their wives for Halloween, complete with wigs. They were hilarious together. The real blessing of living next door was that their daughter Sheryl became my best friend through my youth and into my early twenties. Sheryl had two brothers and I three, so having a “sister” to play with was wonderful. I miss those days and cherish the creative energy and sense of humor that our families shared.
sorry to hear of dicks passing. met him and elaine when we were neighbors on maltby street. even tho i was only 2 years older than him, he always called me mr. sunday. always ready with a smile, a good listener. saw him at highland hospital a week b/4 his passing. for an hour and a half we reminisced about everything. never complained of his situation. a loving father/husband. may god welcome him to heaven and be ready to enjoy the conversations. yes i will miss his xxxx-xxx. ray elaine sunday
With our deepest sympathies –
Georgia Pavone & family
With love –
The Neighbors – Donnellys, Meehands, Caterinos, Meserves, Galls, Cooks, Smiths, and Frisicanos
In loving memory –
Love you always, Stephanie, Michael & Kaulina, Nicole & Rick
“Dad”
Condolences to Dick’s family and many friends –
With love, Robert Simonetti & Jennifer Simonetti
To the family of Dick Simonetti –
With love & electric tape!
In loving memory –
From, Don & Charlene Brongo and family
Dear Rick, Shery & Mike, We are sending our heartfelt condolences to your entire family. Today & always may loving memories bring you peace, comfort & strength –
Love, Tammy Clarke
“Husband”
Living next door to Dick and Elaine Simonetti and family was formative to my future trajectories in life. I learned to swear from “the Simonetti boys” and even wrote them down on the sidewalk in front on our houses to my parents dismay! Thank you Dick for teaching me proper English expressions. I use them to this day. Somewhere in my parent’s photo archives there’s one of my father Ray and Dick dressed as their wives for Halloween, complete with wigs. They were hilarious together. The real blessing of living next door was that their daughter Sheryl became my best friend through my youth and into my early twenties. Sheryl had two brothers and I three, so having a “sister” to play with was wonderful. I miss those days and cherish the creative energy and sense of humor that our families shared.
To live in hearts that loved is not to die.
Jan McDonald (Niedziela)
sorry to hear of dicks passing. met him and elaine when we were neighbors on maltby street. even tho i was only 2 years older than him, he always called me mr. sunday. always ready with a smile, a good listener. saw him at highland hospital a week b/4 his passing. for an hour and a half we reminisced about everything. never complained of his situation. a loving father/husband. may god welcome him to heaven and be ready to enjoy the conversations. yes i will miss his xxxx-xxx. ray elaine sunday