Condolence From: Kimberly McCauley
Condolence: Poppy, there are no words to describe just how much I will miss you. From this day forward there will not be a single event in my life where I will not feel your absence. You’re constant and unwavering love and support has meant more to me then I can possibly say. I wish I had one more chance to hug you and tell you how much I love you. I didn’t say it enough. I will miss your love, your laugh, your smile, your words, and your terrible jokes. I know I will see you again one day, but until then you are forever in my heart. Love, always and forever, your “Cinderella Princess” - Kim
Sunday February 03, 2019
Condolence From: Jakob Piccioli
Condolence: Poppy,
There's no way for me to describe how much I miss you or how much I wish you were still here. However, it is even more impossible for me to tell you how much I love you. Although I'm in pain right now, knowing that I won't be able to see you, talk to you, hear your laugh, or give you a hug and a kiss for a very long time, I also know that moving forward, you wouldn't want me to hold onto these feelings. Instead, you would want me to cherish the memories we shared and remember the beauty of our relationship. You were one of the sweetest, funniest, and most honorable men I have ever met in my life, and I am so privileged to be your grandson. I love you so much Poppy, and I know that you'll be by my side as I move forward in life.
Forever and always your grandson,
Jakob
Sunday February 03, 2019
Condolence From: Gregory Piccioli
Condolence: Dear Dad,
Thank you for all that you did for us. Thank you for being a great husband to Mom, a fun practical joking and loving father to Carl, Jean and me, but most importantly, a great poppy to Jakob and all your grandchildren. I'm sorry I wasn't with you at the end, but the memories of us all being together will stay with me forever. Oh, one more thing, I found your phone!
Rest in Peace and take care of Anita in heaven.
Love and Miss you, Gregory
Sunday February 03, 2019
Condolence From: Kristen McCauley
Condolence: Poppy,
I don't know how to say how much I'll miss you. I wish we had more time. But I know that the unwavering and enduring love you showed me and our family over the years will stay with me and sustain me always. I hope to live every day with the same joy and sense of humor you had, knowing that there is no greater love than family, and every day is a gift. I love you, Poppy.
Saturday February 02, 2019
Condolence From: Katie McCauley
Condolence: Poppy,
With all of my heart, I miss you. With all of my heart, I wish you were still here. With all of my heart, I love you. Thank you for being the most incredible grandfather a girl could ever ask for. You have taught me so many important things... but I think what I’ve taken away the most is don’t be afraid to meet people and be friends with everyone. Leave a footprint that is meaningful for others around you by always paying it forward. I love you Poppy and I will walk with you by my side until we find each other again. Tell Anita I love her and that I can’t wait till the three of us can catch up on your stories again.
-Your Angel Baby Forever
Saturday February 02, 2019
Condolence From: Tony Maisto
Condolence: Carl was my neighbor here in silver beach for 10
Years
He called me Captain Nemo when ever he saw me
Cleaning my kayak
He always made me laugh
Carl was always reading on his porch when the
Weather was nice
Carl was a walking history book
An intelligent man with a heart of gold that loved his
Family very much
We will miss this man very much
Rest In Peace my friend
Saturday February 02, 2019
Condolence From: Carl Piccioli
Condolence: Dear Dad, I will miss you. I was blessed to know you, not just as a Father, but also as a friend. My love of history came from you and all of the late show movies we watched together as I grew up. I became a history teacher because of you. The stories you shared with me about your time serving in the army made me enlist in the Marines so I to could have the privilege of being in the military. Your love and devotion to Mom taught me how to be a loyal and devoted husband. There is so much more I learned from you. Thank you Dad, please say hello to Anita for me. I'll see you both when it is time for me to go home. Love always, your son.
Saturday February 02, 2019
