Contributions to the tribute of Peter Joseph Cicero

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leonard katz posted a condolence

Our hearts go out 2 the CICERO family and PETER suffer no more and have eternal peace.G-D Bless his soul.

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Paul and Marge DiCiero posted a condolence

Marge and I would like to extend our sincere Condolences. It is at times like this that friends find it so difficult to express the sorrow we feel for you and your family. We will remember Peter in our prayers.

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Corey posted a condolence

Ever Since I can remember, you have been an inaugural part of my life. As my Godfather or Guardian Angel, I hope you not only look after me, but the rest of our Family. I Love you more than words and expressions could ever describe. Times have come and go, as you have. The times and experiences shared with you will never be forgotten, and those you have come into contact with in your uniqueness will never forget you. Ti Amo per Sempre . . . Your Nephew and Godson.

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Tony & Sandy Bryla posted a condolence

Sandy and I wish to express our sincerest sympathy to both of you. May the good memories stay with you and carry you through this sorrowful time.

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Christa posted a condolence

I love and miss you so much. You were so much more than an Uncle to me; you were one of my best friends. You were always there to comfort, guide and protect me. There never was a time that your sarcasm didn’t bring a smile to my face, even when you were making fun of me. I’m going to miss your stories about mom growing up and how you tormented her. Now I only have Corey to joke about her with. You taught me so much more than anyone will even be able to touch. Ill never forget the time that I gave you a picture I drew and you asked me if I traced it. You told me that you didn’t want it if I traced it because it wasn't my work. From than on I never traced a picture again. I remember one of the many times we were sorting your crap we found a bunch of unfinished art that you and I both started. We laughed and you said to me, “Isn’t it funny how an artists work is never finished… An artist can never actually finish a piece of work.” I'll never forget going out to the Hampton to go kayaking or to fly a kite with you. Thank you for everything you’ve done. You’ve been the biggest inspiration in my life. I know I’m going to miss you with every breath I take... I treasure the times we had and know one day well sit back and reminisce about them one day. I know your painting in the skies now. I love you, Rest in Peace Doo Doo.

Peter Joseph Cicero

1956 - 2005

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