Book of Memories for John W. Kitowicz

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Condolence From Sissy

Wed, 06 Feb 2019 07:37:57 EST

My deep deep condolences to the Kitowicz family: May you reflect on the precious memories that you made with your loved one. I would also like to share what helped us when our precious daughter died and later when my precious husband fell asleep in death as well. I appreciated the calls and visits from all over. But, I also recall just sitting down and reading different Scriptures and meditating on them. It was so comforting to read that God cares for us personally... (1Peter 5:6, 7). Yes, He cares, He sees our pain. And, He Jehovah God will in His due time do away with the things that cause us sadness and pain. These are some promises: All sicknesses & death (Isaiah 33:24 & Isaiah 25:8). He is indeed a God of comfort. Oh, wow He promises the hope of seeing our precious loved ones again (John 5:28, 29) and says where (Psalms 37:11). He always keeps His word. I hope that these few Scriptures were of some comfort to you as they were to me.

Condolence From Eddie and Gina Zukowski

Fri, 01 Feb 2019 13:55:06 EST

Spike and Family, We are so sorry for your loss.

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Thu, 31 Jan 2019 14:36:02 EST

To Spike, Christine and all family members.. I wish I could find words to give you comfort during such a difficult time.. But right now those words are difficult for me to grasp let alone express. John , or " Johnny"--we grew up in the 40's and 50's and that is how we referred to each other---- was a talented and gifted athlete. It has always amazed me how some one of his size could be so fast and agile. Those traits served he well as he had much success as an athlete at Waterville High School. "Johnny" Kitowicz was never one to "blow his own horn" as if his father did not mention his accomplishments I probably would never have known about his many achievements. He was always someone who was about "Deeds and not Words ".. Someone who would always step up and do whatever if you needed help. Then brush aside any Thank You or recognition. We all can consider ourselves "Blessed" that he was part of our lives ! Sincerely and with Sorrow, Dick & Linda Martino

Condolence From Kathy Puccia

Wed, 30 Jan 2019 17:49:47 EST

Deepest sympathy Christine and Spike on the sudden passing of your dad. We were so much more than neighbors on Mystic Lake Drive and our bond of love and friendship is with you now. We are so very sorry for you and your families. "Mrs. Scully", Kathy and Paul

Condolence From Brandy Lunn

Wed, 30 Jan 2019 10:17:37 EST

I am heartbroken for all of you. I am truly sorry to hear about John's passing so suddenly. Please know you're all in my thoughts and if you need anything at all,we are here for you! The Lunns.

Condolence From Don & Geri Tremblay

Wed, 30 Jan 2019 08:03:51 EST

We remember John and Rose very well. They were great neighbors and great people and so are the kids. We think of them often and the tricks Rose would play. We miss the good times we had. Rest in peace John.

Condolence From Jim and Shizuka

Tue, 29 Jan 2019 23:31:27 EST

We only met John once or twice, but since he was Spike's dad, we knew he had to be somone special. We are truly saddened by his sudden passing, and pray that the support and love of all his wonderful family will help lessen just a little the pain of losing him so unexpectedly.

Condolence From Gina Cotroneo

Tue, 29 Jan 2019 18:58:12 EST

My boyfriend and I were lucky enough to have meet John last March in Aruba . He was on vacation with Pat . We sat on the beach with them every day. We would have pizza and drinks on the beach . We enjoyed the sun and water that entire week . He was a wonderful man and I am happy to have meet him . I am truly sorry for your loss.

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Tue, 29 Jan 2019 03:57:16 EST