Condolence: Dear Leslie and Dan, I was heartsick when I heard of Dwayne's passing. Les, I am sorry we did not get out to dinner again with both of you. We had such a fun time with you guys. I will always cherish my memories of our "shmish" years and the fun Bob and I had with both of you. Dwayne was always positive and happy even in the face of adversity. You should take solace from the fact that he knew how much you both loved him.

Condolence: Dear Leslie;
I'm so sorry to hear about Dwayne's passing. I was so surprise to when I read it in the paper. I will never forget the both of you. It was a pleasure to take care of him at Ledgewood and at his home. Leslie, you were so cute together, I could see happy you two were. Dwayne never complained, I was so impressed on how he cooked meals before you came home. I.m sorry I wasn't there to the end. I will explain later.
From your friend Nancy Mahan

Condolence: I was very saddened to hear of Mr. Emacks passing. My niece, Sarah is engaged to his son Dan and I had met Mr. Emack on several occasions. My sincere sympathy to Dan and to his family.

Condolence: Thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this tough time. Our deepest sympathy........

God Bless
Mark, Kelli, Mark Jr, Shane and Jacek Prucnal

Condolence: Dan & Family,
My condolences to you and your family. It was always a pleasure to see you and your Dad at the ball field, I will miss that, but will always remember how happy he was to be there to see you play.

Condolence: I can honestly say that the day I met Dwayne, it was the biggest turning point in my life. My family moved from Oklahoma to Connecticut just as I was entering the 9th grade, so I knew no one at E. O. Smith. Dwayne was in my Industrial Arts class and we soon became good friends. Shortly after meeting Dwayne, I met his circle of friends. One person in that circle was a girl named Robin. She and I have been married since 1979. We have two great sons and last year we were blessed with a beautiful grandson. Had I not met Dwayne all those years ago, only God knows where I would be today. Thank you Dwayne for the life I now have.

Condolence: To Leslie and Dan, Tony & I were so sorry to hear about the loss of your husband and father. We both have great memories of his days as Tony's assistant coach for the Eagles baseball team. We had a lot of good times and Dwayne was always such a fun guy to be around. Our thoughts are with you both at this difficult time. Anita & Tony Cote

Condolence: Dear Dan,
I'm so sorry for the loss of your Dad. He was our best fan ever, being at every one of our softball games! It was especially great the season we won the championship. I'm so glad he is in the winning team photo with us, still posted on the wall at Buff's Pub. I know how close you guys were and please know you are in my thoughts and prayers. Tracy Desovich (2nd base)

Condolence: Dear Leslie & Family,

I was deeply saddened to hear about Dwayne's passing. I've known Dwayne for almost six years, and he was never anything but pleasant. His pleasantness and great sense of humor will be missed by all.

With Deepest Sympathy,

Dave Qualey and the Ride-Away family

Condolence: Dear Doreen and family,we are so sorry for your loss.
I only met Dwayne a few times but felt like I knew him. Having Doreen as a friend and neighbor and hearing so many good stories, what an amazing man he was.Even with all that he had been through he always fought back. Now he is at peace.
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at these difficult times.

LOVE ROGER AND RITA