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Joseph D. Guerrera
May 15, 1968 ~ November 13, 2017 (age 49) 49 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Daniel Fluet
November 23, 2017 7:52 AM
To the Guerrera family,
I was greatly saddened to hear of David's passing. Though I haven't seen David in many years, I remember him well as a very kind, respectful, and intelligent young man. The funeral Mass was a beautiful tribute to him. I hope seeing the church filled with people who cared for him and you was of some comfort to you in your time of sorrow.
I was greatly saddened to hear of David's passing. Though I haven't seen David in many years, I remember him well as a very kind, respectful, and intelligent young man. The funeral Mass was a beautiful tribute to him. I hope seeing the church filled with people who cared for him and you was of some comfort to you in your time of sorrow.
Message from janice wolfendale
November 20, 2017 8:29 AM
Dr Guerrera So sorry for the loss of your son.
Message from Louisa Guerrera Murdoch & Randall Murdoch
November 17, 2017 3:23 PM
David,
My most poignant memory of you, one that has always consoled me over these many years was when you were 4 years old. It was Christmas and you and I were sitting in the living room at Nanny and Papa's Windham house. You were always so empathetic and kind. You were just the sweetest, most loving child, and yet so insightful for one so young. You asked me why I always took you and your siblings and cousins out - just me and the whole brood of you little ones. We went everywhere and no other adults were allowed to spoil your fun by restricting you for having an ice cream sundae for lunch or fries and a coke, or from going on crazy rides at Canobie Lake Park or Salisbury Beach. Your favorite was combining Goobers and popcorn at the movie theater, which you still enjoyed doing into your adulthood. That came about when I suggested it because there were so many of you that I could not carry all of your treats - you were all so little - and invariably one or another of you would spill a soda or popcorn and we had to go back to the concession stand and buy another.
But that Christmas day when you were 4, you brought me into the living room, looking so perplexed. You asked me why I spent so much time with all of you. You said to me, "...you’re not my mom or dad, why do you do so much for us. And I said, "because I love you so much." You smiled at me and hugged me, and gave me a kiss. I have missed you and I will always remember that Christmas when I think of you; I see your precious little face and your tiny body seated on that big chair. I have and always will love you and am so sorry that I did not know until yesterday that you were ill and died without ever being able to say goodbye.
God bless you my sweet David. I know that you are with Nanny and Papa now - you were always the light of their life and mine - and that someday we will be together again.
All our love,
Auntie Wesa and Uncle Randy
My most poignant memory of you, one that has always consoled me over these many years was when you were 4 years old. It was Christmas and you and I were sitting in the living room at Nanny and Papa's Windham house. You were always so empathetic and kind. You were just the sweetest, most loving child, and yet so insightful for one so young. You asked me why I always took you and your siblings and cousins out - just me and the whole brood of you little ones. We went everywhere and no other adults were allowed to spoil your fun by restricting you for having an ice cream sundae for lunch or fries and a coke, or from going on crazy rides at Canobie Lake Park or Salisbury Beach. Your favorite was combining Goobers and popcorn at the movie theater, which you still enjoyed doing into your adulthood. That came about when I suggested it because there were so many of you that I could not carry all of your treats - you were all so little - and invariably one or another of you would spill a soda or popcorn and we had to go back to the concession stand and buy another.
But that Christmas day when you were 4, you brought me into the living room, looking so perplexed. You asked me why I spent so much time with all of you. You said to me, "...you’re not my mom or dad, why do you do so much for us. And I said, "because I love you so much." You smiled at me and hugged me, and gave me a kiss. I have missed you and I will always remember that Christmas when I think of you; I see your precious little face and your tiny body seated on that big chair. I have and always will love you and am so sorry that I did not know until yesterday that you were ill and died without ever being able to say goodbye.
God bless you my sweet David. I know that you are with Nanny and Papa now - you were always the light of their life and mine - and that someday we will be together again.
All our love,
Auntie Wesa and Uncle Randy
Message from Mindy
November 16, 2017 7:16 PM
I am so very saddened and shocked to hear of Dave's passing! I worked with him at Sycamore, and talked with him a lot the last few years there. I hadn't heard he was sick. He was very nice and talked about his wife and kids all the time. Sending sincere condolences to you from all of his Sycamore friends.
Message from Sue Douglass
November 16, 2017 6:53 PM
I'm so sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with all of you at this difficult time.
A candle was lit by Louisa and Randall Murdoch
on November 16, 2017 3:13 PM
Message from Nick and Annabella Modigliani
November 15, 2017 9:29 PM
We were deeply saddened to learn of the loss of your son David.
We are close to you with our mind and our heart.
We are close to you with our mind and our heart.
Message from PAM AND ASHLEY VOTER
November 15, 2017 10:47 AM
SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS.
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