Words are hard to come by regarding the passing of our Kenny. It was a beautiful Mass with four priests concelebrating. Karen read a wonderful eulogy to her brother's memory, with her sister Kathryn by her side for support. Laughter and tears.

The weather was horrific! No doubt Kenny had something to do with that. When we arrived at the cemetary, there were small ponds throughout the grounds, NO LIE! I was thinking the undertakers should be handing out floats & water wings instead of flowers. To those family & friends that could not be with us, we remember you too. God Bless!

Uncle Jack Connaire(Darby) & me

Sharon & Robert Montanye and Julie Connaire's back.

Okay, so it's kinda blurry but it gives you the feeling of being there, doesn't it?

Me, Aunt Mary Connaire & Aunt Edith Connaire

Peg Shore & Mike Towhey

Karen & me, looking like a drowned rat.

Lentine, Aunt Betty, Aunt Mary, Bernadette & Patrice. (I know they're not looking but you can kinda see 'em.)

Me & Aunt Edith Connaire

Bill Mroz, Jack Connaire, Billy Adams, Tommy Connaire, Mike Towhey & Mike Borolla toasting Kenny Me Lad.

Nancy, Julie, Aunt Betty, Sharon Montanye & myself sampling the spirits with many friends & family.

After visiting Joanne in Lancaster County PA after surgery, Jack & Deb started their trek back east and stopped for a night of debauchery in The Ugly Oyster in Reading, PA. (By the way - Jo is doing well)

Early in the morning, the temperature read thirty degrees.















...can you believe by the end of the day it was over 100?! Me neither. I guess that's why the instructions that came with the thermometer say, do not put in direct sunlight.