Friday, August 14, 2020
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To the Scarmozzino family, I grew up knowing you all like family. Mr Nick is my godfather. My earliest memory is drive in movie in the station wagon to a road trip to a dirk bike trail somewhere to watch Nicky have fun! I remember going into the city to see a movie, radio city? What movie I cant recall but my head keeps screaming double feature...Old Yeller? Anyone remember? To camping out in the trailer on the side of your house. My fondest childhood memory is dinner at your house and Mr Nick calling on someone, Nicky, Rhonda or Debbie (Jimmy and Tina were too old by now) to "stand on the chair and tell us what you learned in school today"well I thought that was great I actually took it into my adulthood and made it a point to ask my kids the same (they wouldn't stand on the chair) I've continued same with my Grandkids! I'm not sure anyone ever asked me this and I LOVE that I learned this from Mr Nick. My adult memories are from not too long ago when checking on Mom across the street I loved seeing Mr Nick and Mrs Dorothy out on the porch. Id' visit and Mr Nick would share stories and FIGS! Loved those figs! I've missed your parents ever since! May you all find peace and I wish you strength to come together! Love Linda
