Tuesday, May 12, 2020
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Dear Mrs. Fracalanza, Jenn & Melissa, One day, five or six years ago I was taking the bus to Confed and John Street
to go to the Inn of the Good Shepherd for bus tickets. I walked up John Street and fell on the uneven sidewalk ...My face
hit the pavement and I had gravel and dirt in the skin of my cheeks, and in my mouth. A small little man came running
out of his house and insisted he would get me up on my feet.....I am a fairly large person and figured I was at least 3 times
his size...He promised me he could get me up without hurting himself, as I was concerned for both his size and his age.
He was much older than I. I gave him a couple of hugs and thanked him profusely. When I finally got to the Inn of the
Good Shepherd and Anthony asked me what had happened to me, so I explained to him that I had fallen. He showed me
where the washroom was so I could clean myself up as best I could. He was sooo sweet and caring, I will never forget it!!!
After cleaning up I went back to the window, and purchased my bus tickets. I said to him you must have thought I had had a
few too many, because I couldn't believe how bad I looked. He smiled his wonderful smile and said he was glad I was not seriously hurt and just cuts and scrapes from the gravel and dirt. Ever since then when ever I saw him, I always said Hello to him and he was always so happy and chatted with me. I can't imagine going there without seeing him. My heart breaks for You three ladies who have lost such a precious amazing man in Your life. What an honor to have known him. Rest in Peace,
Anthony, I am sure you have done God, Your Family, Friends and all at the Inn of the Good Shepherd friends and co workers proud. With Much Love, Jennifer Stocks
Funeral Establishment Operator Class 1 License FE-415
