"The family and friends of Jamey Puccio would like to say that we love him deeply and miss him sadly. Those who knew Jay knew who he was and what he meant to his friends and to his family. Everyone knows Jay was a good person and we would love to have him here.
I'll miss him very much and I hope you keep his memory inside you and never forget Jamey, because I know I'll never forget the great brother he was.
His Brother, Steve Class of 1989"
Jamey,
Page 33 of our yearbook is dedicated in your memory. There are fifty personal dedications of our yearbook to you in our senior profiles. When we gather this year to celebrate 20 years out of Joseph Case High School, may all those who remember you and were friends with you and those who loved you take a moment to reflect on the times they spent with you. While you were not able to graduate with us, you will always be a part of our class.
Allen, that was great. Thank you. Jamey was such a gift. I still remember his smile. He will be missed at the reunion just like he was during our High School years.
Your brother's memory lives on...in my heart and countless others. I remember he use to love to tell me about the Model T car he was working on...always promising me that someday he would finish it and take me for a ride. One day in science class (when we should have been paying attention), he drew a picture of Garfield for me. He handed it to me unsigned, so I handed back and asked for the artist's autograph. I've moved countless times since high school and that little autographed sketch has moved with me each and every time. I wrote in the yearbook I REMEMBER: Jamey's smile. That still holds true today. I will never forget Jamey's smile.
jamey was indeed a special person. he always made everyone smile he had such a unique grin ... i remember the day he asked me to the 8th grade prom i was never so happy to know that he knew just how special he was...i still have my prom picture and will cherish it always..robin
Your brother was such a great kid! I used to live in the grove and I remember when I used to walk to Rudy's Jamie worked at the liquor store and would always smile and say, "Hi" if he was outside. He was so nice. I remember his smile as well, he was so cute! Jamie will never be forgotten.
Allen Jones (Sterrenberg)
"The family and friends of Jamey Puccio would like to say that we love him deeply and miss him sadly. Those who knew Jay knew who he was and what he meant to his friends and to his family. Everyone knows Jay was a good person and we would love to have him here.I'll miss him very much and I hope you keep his memory inside you and never forget Jamey, because I know I'll never forget the great brother he was.
His Brother,
Steve
Class of 1989"
Jamey,
Page 33 of our yearbook is dedicated in your memory. There are fifty personal dedications of our yearbook to you in our senior profiles. When we gather this year to celebrate 20 years out of Joseph Case High School, may all those who remember you and were friends with you and those who loved you take a moment to reflect on the times they spent with you. While you were not able to graduate with us, you will always be a part of our class.
Leslie Dube (Sylvia)
Allen, that was great. Thank you. Jamey was such a gift. I still remember his smile. He will be missed at the reunion just like he was during our High School years.Cheryl Guerette (Mickel)
Allen...thank you for posting this.Steve,
Your brother's memory lives on...in my heart and countless others. I remember he use to love to tell me about the Model T car he was working on...always promising me that someday he would finish it and take me for a ride. One day in science class (when we should have been paying attention), he drew a picture of Garfield for me. He handed it to me unsigned, so I handed back and asked for the artist's autograph. I've moved countless times since high school and that little autographed sketch has moved with me each and every time. I wrote in the yearbook I REMEMBER: Jamey's smile. That still holds true today. I will never forget Jamey's smile.
Robin Ann Cournoyer (Carvalho)
jamey was indeed a special person. he always made everyone smile he had such a unique grin ... i remember the day he asked me to the 8th grade prom i was never so happy to know that he knew just how special he was...i still have my prom picture and will cherish it always..robinJennifer Marsh (DeTerra)
Steve,Your brother was such a great kid! I used to live in the grove and I remember when I used to walk to Rudy's Jamie worked at the liquor store and would always smile and say, "Hi" if he was outside. He was so nice. I remember his smile as well, he was so cute! Jamie will never be forgotten.
Sincerely,
Jen(Marsh)Deterra