Condolence: Our Uncle Kissy lit up all our family get gatherings and vacations with his sunny personality, crazy antics and loving council. He was a REAL life coach and I am sure all our cousins will agree, we are better people because he shone his light on us.
Love to all the Kisseberth Family.I miss you.
Jenny

Condolence: I'm heartbroken and pray that God will bring Annie and the family peace to cope with the loss. When Ron and I first moved to Happy Hill in Stamford, Kissy and Annie greeted us with affection that made us feel like family. They brought joy and love to every neighborhood party I held. One of my fondest memories was seeing them walking holding hands; the bond of love and years of marriage were evident with every step. Kissy loved working on his yard -- their home was among the most pristine landscapes in the neighborhood. Anytime I walked or drove by, Kissy dropped everything and hurried over to hug me and chat. That big bear hug that made you feel safe and loved. There were no strangers to Kissy, just friends he hadn't met. I know he will be greatly missed but I have no doubt that he is in a joyous place with our heavenly Father. God rest his soul.

Condolence: Dear Ann and family,
I am deeply sorry for your loss. He was truly a special guy that I had the pleasure of calling my friend! I will really miss him and the good times we shared. He always made me smile and he made everyone feel special. Rest in piece my friend. The world was a better place with you here!

Love
Billy Gerardi