I saw a different side of you when we lost our daughter, you werent that tough boy from Charlestown,you held me while i cried and cried,even tho you were also in pain. i remeber coming home from the hospital and we had to tell Frankie his sister died and you told him not to be sad because thank god we had him. you always didnt show that side of you i saw it then and then when you lost Peggyand Danny, then your mom and Joanie and then your dad.You didnt want anyone to know that you really were a softie.And then when my mom got sick, you said you wished we had room and they could come live ith us....No one really ever saw that side of you,because you wouldnt let them it had to be your way.My townie didnt want anyone to know he was a caring person, but we all knew and we loved you more for it. thats the kind of person you were truly were. u werent an angel by any stretch of the immagination, but then again nor was I I could give as good as i could get, but we never stopped loving and caring for each other.You loved your children and your grandchildren it showed when you talked about them.I saw the look on your face, you ere so happy to see kevin when he came and Colleen. and Frankie, you were so glad just to spend time with them.