To the Editor:
Twenty years ago this past April 12, my good brother-in-law and friend died, whose death I really felt; we’d been brother-in-laws and friends for many years. We had a lot of …
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To the Editor:
Twenty years ago this past April 12, my good brother-in-law and friend died, whose death I really felt; we’d been brother-in-laws and friends for many years. We had a lot of good times and good cheers.
Norman Frechette Jr. is my brother-in-law and friend’s name, a single-minded person, stable and sane. Norman would have good laughs over things that are a riot. Generally, Norman was reserved, introverted and quiet. For years, Norman was a hard worker at UPS. Yes, he was one of the best. Norman was good to me right to the end.
I’m glad we were good brother-in-laws and friends. I’ve thought a bit about Norman these past 20 years. From when he died in 1994, to right now, right here. He was good to people, including those in trouble. Those getting beat up, he’d rescue on the double. Yes, those people he’d go to their aid, be it night, noon, any time of the day.
We’d talk about music and many different things. To my playing the drums, which would make Norman’s ears ring.
Norman, I’ll say what’s here is true, I’ll always like and remember you.
Tony Russo Jr.
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