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Linda Padovano lit a candle
Friday, May 10, 2024
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Thinking of you today and every day. I miss you so and hold you close in my heart forever.
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Linda Padovano lit a candle
Tuesday, March 29, 2022
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LOVE Always in my Heart
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Justin Lukaszewski lit a candle
Friday, December 18, 2020
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I remember a party he invited me to back in highschool he accepted me as who i am as a person and we became friends i remembered how much fun we all had in highschool and I'm saddened to know that he is gone but he wobt truly ever be gone as long as we keep memories of him in our heart
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Aunt Nina lit a candle
Thursday, September 17, 2020
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Linda lit a candle
Friday, September 11, 2020
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Linda uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, August 29, 2020
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Linda Padovano uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, May 30, 2020
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Aunt trisha lit a candle
Thursday, May 21, 2020
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Aunt Nina lit a candle
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
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Monday, May 11, 2020
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Virginia Millard uploaded photo(s)
Thursday, May 7, 2020
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Lindsey Bartley uploaded photo(s)
Thursday, May 7, 2020
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Carl came into my life through his friendship with my little brother Brett. I don't even remember a time before the Padovanos. They're a special gang of hilarious, sweet, kind, and tough as nails people. Bartleys love Padovanos, that's just how it is.
My dad would always greet Carl saying "Cah-lo-lo!" in his Jersey accent. I quickly started imitating it and Carl and I would laugh about it. I remember being kids and our little gang running around the neighborhood investigating the woods behind our homes and playing in tree houses. My favorite childhood memory was when Kaylin and I convinced Carlo and Brett that there was a woman called the "computer speaker lady" that was monitoring everything they typed into the computer and she was very angry with them. Brett and Carl, being good gullible kids, were scared and then out of sheer luck, a police car drove by. It was too good.
Carl was fearless. I remember watching him perform with Arcadius at the high school talent show and just having such admiration for him and all these boys. They were amazing! The friendship of all of these guys that has lasted from the time that they were little little kids into their adulthood is so special and remarkable. I've never seen a group of boys that loves each other more. Their love runs deep. Carl was a great friend to all of them, especially to Brett.
As we got older, Brett and I had a tradition of throwing Halloween parties whenever our parents went out of town. Both of our groups of friends got to hang out and Carl left a mark on everyone he met with his sweet disposition and adventurous spirit. I stole a couple photos from Scala from one of those parties to add here.
We love you, Carl. May we all strive to be as adventurous, kind, and fearless as you <3
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Jeff C. posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 6, 2020
There's too much I want to say here, but hopefully these few thoughts will make someone smile or laugh...
The first time I met Carl was when I entered 3rd grade. The school system had switched me from Commodore Perry to Betsy Ross and I had left a bunch of my best friends. I didn't know how to deal with this emotionally and, upon meeting Carl and his best friend Brett, I acted like a little cool-guy jerk because my older brother had taught me some things (Somehow, these two guys kept hangin' with me). Reason I tell this back story is because Carl would always say jokingly, "Jeff is the most metal guy I know. He forced me to listen to Pantera when I was younger." This always made me laugh because no one would ever have that impression. I can still hear his voice when I think about him every day.
As we grew older we traded music with each other all the time and we always liked what we'd shown each other. His recommendations really influenced me as a musician and you can hear that in the way the sound of our band changed over time. I really appreciate that to this day and I dont think I would've even continued playing music if it weren't for Carl.
Being such a good listener and an easy- going guy, Carl was the one you could talk to about anything. He could be trusted 100% to keep your deepest secrets and personal problems from anyone else. He was always accepting and welcoming of just about everyone unless he didn't like how they were behaving with his family or friends. That always just proved how protective and loyal he was.
He had an infectious laugh, meaning that it made everyone else laugh even harder at whatever situation because it could get so loud and funny sounding (kinda like Alex Vignola's. R.I.P.). And 9/10 times Carl probably had something to do with whatever we were laughing about.
A lot of us have so many things to say and stories to tell about him, and I hope that each and every one of them is recalled over time. When I hear them it makes me feel as if he never left us. In the physical sense I will miss my hilarious, adventurous, and kind-hearted brother, Carl, but he will continue to live on in my mind for the rest of my life.
My heart is with the Padovano family, Sam, Houston and
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Wednesday, May 6, 2020
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It’s extremely difficult for me to put words together to honor Carl. The moment I met Carl he was like an angel to me. Maybe one with a mischievous, maybe even, wild edge.. but an angel nonetheless. The biggest sweetheart but tough as nails. And that was always true. I think I really needed a friend like him and I can’t express how lucky I feel to have found him so early on.
Big Carl, Linda, Kaylin and Jackie always welcomed me into their home. I can’t imagine what my life would be like had I not met such a wonderful, fun, and accepting family.
My friendship with Carl feels merged with my soul in that it feels like an entire part of my identity. I remember confiding in Carl that I didn’t think people liked me much and I felt kind of uncomfortable in my own skin. He said, ‘You just intimidate people because you’re not afraid to be yourself.’ He always saw me and had tremendous faith in me. This memory has rung through my head on many trying days of my life. I remember where I came from and how great my best friend is. I always will, too.
I really adored him and his big beautiful brain. He asked Claude and I to fill in for him on vocals at a show for Arcadius, the loudest band in the world, since he had a high school baseball game. (I don’t think two of us even made up for half the presence he had despite our best efforts). This was an absolute honor, partly because I love everyone in the band and sharing that with Claude was really something, but the truth is that It was mostly that I just wanted a copy of his lyric sheets to study. He had a way with words that felt like he was pulling from a well into a stream of consciousness that we all felt but did not have the tools to express. Carl was a brilliant writer. Again, angelic, but maybe not in the most obvious way as the police would respond to several noise complaints each weekend. Watching him perform really hit me in the heart. Lots of fun, very intense, often with silly moments, but this haunting level of truth that really cut everyone down even still while covered in that wall of noise. This huge soul marching around like a giant Bull.
One memory that I love is playing hockey together. He would play goalie in his driveway with his barehands in the winter time. The ball would hit him and it was like nothing and he would egg me on to hit the ball harder. When we played in a street hockey league together one time we scored so many goals in like 5 minutes that the referee told us to relax. It was like a second language and no effort.
He was someone you could talk to and he was always there for you. Even just sitting together in silence there was an acknowledgement or understanding that didn’t always need something said. I still have the note he sent me to see if I wanted to be his best man: ‘circle y or n’ it said. This was one of the happiest days of my life. Riding in a car next to him on our way to the wedding venue. My heart felt so full and proud. The knife he gave me that day is so damn sharp I don’t think it will ever lose it’s edge.
And my god was he funny. While it can be hard looking through photos right now it is not rare to see photos of our friends and family just hysterically laughing with Carl. Jeff C. and I went to visit him about a year ago and brought him to the piano in the lobby. I was trying to play the itsy bitsy spider, I asked him if he wanted to play and he gave us this funny look and just punched the piano keys with his fist. I just love that moment.
I miss my friend but I am beyond lucky to have known him.
All my love,
Brett aka Bwett
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Richard and Lillian Oswald uploaded photo(s)
Wednesday, May 6, 2020
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We want to thank all Carlo's friends for the kind and heartwarming words they have written as a Tribute to our grandson Carlo. When I was going through the pictures I found these two pictures and thought the friends from the band would enjoy seeing them.
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Richard and Lillian Oswald uploaded photo(s)
Wednesday, May 6, 2020
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We lost our fun loving, gentle and giving grandson Carlo. We were blessed to have him for the past 32 years and will cherish the happy memories we had all through the years. We love him and will miss him so much.
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Tuesday, May 5, 2020
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Carl had the biggest heart I have ever known. He was larger than life at times but always humble and kind. He was brave and he was sensitive. He was tough and he was empathetic. Carl wore his heart on his sleeve and made an impact on peoples lives wherever he laid his brown bucket hat down. He never judged anyone and would do anything for you, especially if you were his family or friends. Words cannot describe how much I loved him and will miss him. I will cherish every moment that we spent and will never forget him. Carl was so many things too me throughout my life. He was a classmate, a teammate, a bandmate, a friend, and a brother.
We met in preschool where he invited me to his birthday party. This was the first birthday party I had ever been invited too. In the fourth grade Carl created this persona for himself, Maurice the pack mule, and he would go around head-butting people. I remember thinking this was so funny that I actually peed myself laughing and I had to excuse myself to the bathroom where I nervously cleaned myself up hoping nobody would walk in. Carl got a real kick out of that. During around that time I had the pleasure of being on Mr. Padovanos baseball team. I wasn’t any good but Carl and his dad made me feel like I was the star player. I don’t remember if we won any games but I remember we had more fun than other team.
In the sixth grade, I went to my first punk show with Carl, a moment that would change our lives forever. Not long after we started a band. I got to be the luckiest teenager in the world and travelled the country playing music with my best friends. Those tours will always be the happiest memories of my life and none of that would have been possible without Carl and the kindness of the Padovano family. The Padovano basement became a hub of creativity for a bunch of outsiders and weirdos all brought together by Carl. (Thank you Mrs. Padovano, I know at times we could be real nightmares, sorry.) In that basement, I created life long bonds with people I now consider my family. Again, none of this would have been possible without Carl. The joy of getting that call from Carl screaming at me to come the hell over was the highlight of my week. I couldn’t wait to get there. You could always count on Carl blasting something heavy on his stereo and sitting on his floor surrounded by construction paper writing or doing some sort of DIY project. He was always being creative. He was always fun.
As we got older we would take car rides all over in one of his many “Rich Mobiles”, these trips usually were taken so he could show off how loud his cars sound system was. I became a little hesitant of these trips when on one sunny Sunday morning we went for a drive and we noticed a cherry red Cadillac convertible with flames on the side behind us honking and waving at us. In our minds, this guy was just being a jerk and wanted to speed around us, so Carl turned off the road down a side street. As we were turning we noticed a tire go racing past us. We both looked at each other then there was a thud. It was Carl’s tire. That was the end of that Sunday. To this day I think Carl may have been the one to put that tire on his car.
I could go on forever telling stories about my friend and all of the times we had, but will save them for now for when we can all be together to honor him in person. To Linda, Kaylin, and Jackie I want to send my deepest sympathies. I’m so sorry. I love you all and you are in my heart. Thank you for giving me the gift of Carl’s friendship. I know he loved you all very much. - Will D
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Jess McClendon lit a candle
Tuesday, May 5, 2020
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I had the great pleasure of meeting Carl through my friendship with Kaylin. I always found Carl to have the most gentle spirit. The thing I will remember most is the way he treated everyone with such kindness. It didn't surprise me one bit when he became a living donor for his dad. I loved watching him interact with his family and he reminded me SO much of Mr. Padavano. The bond he shared with his siblings was something to look up to. The loss of a brother is never something you get over, but the precious memories of a lifetime together will always be in your heart. Much love to Mrs. P, Kaylin and Jackie and all of the friends and family who mourn the loss of his beautiful soul- sending virtual hugs! -Jess
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Tuesday, May 5, 2020
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aunt Trisha lit a candle
Tuesday, May 5, 2020
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my two favorite pictures of my dear nephew Carl. He was such a special your man as little boy he brought joy and laughter to us all and through out his life he was so kind and gentle always thoughtful and never forgot his Aunties. He was so easy to be around and alway always had a funny story to tell you about his many adventures. I will miss you so Dear Carlo you were a ray of sunshine in my life and I love you dearly. I will always remember you. love Aunt Trisha
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Tuesday, May 5, 2020
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If I ever had a brother, it was Carl. I related to him, trusted him, and cared for him more than any of my other friends when we were young. I felt protective of him, but he always had dreams, imagination, and a capacity for patience that was one step ahead of me (and he was a year younger).
I have great memories of summer trips camping in the Catskills, diving into Mongaup pond after catfish that broke off the line, and pretending rocks between our campsites were the fossilized remains of George Washington's head.
I remember the classic Y2K pranks (throwing the breakers at midnight to terrorize our parents partying upstairs celebrating the new year, and sneaking out dressed in black under the cover of darkness to duct tape socks to cars in the neighborhood) just to make light of the anticipated mayhem of the new millennium.
I remember when Carl and Carissa came to visit me when I moved into a small apt on W. 64th st.; We had just moved in and were going to paint the place up a bit. Carl suggested we paint giant forest green and white stripes all over the living room. We spent all day working on it, taping off the edges and cleaning the paint trays. At the end, it looked like a giant circus tent that kind of hurt your eyes to look at. It stayed that way for a year and a half. I thought of him every time I sat down in there or someone brought up how ridiculous it looked. We hung out that night drinking cheap beer with each of our heads hanging out the north wall windows above the basketball courts to get away from the smell of paint in the hot summer apartment.
I remember visiting Carl down in West Baltimore when he was helping a friend build out the inside of an old bank that had been foreclosed on into new apartments. It was a beautiful project. I was amazed with what they had done with it. The giant green marble bank vault was turned into one of the nicest full bathroom showers I've seen to this day. We slept in sleeping bags on the floor of the administrative offices upstairs. It's a time I'll never forget
But more than anything, I'll always treasure the summer nights we spent staying up late and having fun with all our friends, playing music, swapping stories, laughing endlessly, and growing up together.
Carl was a beacon of empathy, kindness, and adventure, that I always felt connected to, even when we were apart.
All my love to you, Linda, Kaylin, and Jackie. It is great to read about these stories and about the lives he touched. I look forward to a time when we can all gather together to celebrate all the great things about Carl.
Ferdinand forever,
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Tuesday, May 5, 2020
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Elisa Coluccio uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, May 5, 2020
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Carl was one of the most beautiful human beings I have ever had the honor to call my friend. He was kind, funny, clever, adventurous, and truly loved unconditionally; all of the wonderful qualities we aspire to have. I will always smile thinking about the hikes, the fire pits, the games of pool, the dancing, the basement hangouts, the rides blasting music in Grey Goose, and always, always laughing- the most freeing moments of our adolescence- I am so grateful to have shared those moments with him. Carl lived and loved with his whole heart, and I will do the same in his honor. My deepest condolences to the Padovano family, we will never ever forget Carl.
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Tuesday, May 5, 2020
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Angikang86@yahoo.com posted a condolence
Tuesday, May 5, 2020
Carlo was always Kaylin’s little brother until one day I called to talk to Kaylin and to my surprise, the man’s voice that was Carl answered! He went from a gentle, sweet kid to a loving, thoughtful man. He was like his father in many ways (Mr. Padovano, who was a dad to all of us) - Carl was kind and joyful and loved to be with those he loved. My heart is with Kaylin, Jackie, Mrs. P, and Sam as well as the rest of the Carl’s extended family, who for me, epitomize what family means and what home is.
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John Terry posted a condolence
Monday, May 4, 2020
I had the pleasure of getting to know Carl through our bands playing loud music together. He brought a lot of life with him into the room, and knew how to have fun! This is a real loss. My condolences to the Padovano family.
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Brian Greimel posted a condolence
Monday, May 4, 2020
Carl was like a brother to me. From playing baseball with his Dad as our coach in our younger years to hanging out in dingy bars every night in Philadelphia, I loved him with all my heart. Being asked to be one of his groomsmen at his wedding is one of the honors of my life, and I will miss him dearly every day. My heart goes out to Linda, Kaylin, Jackie, Sam and the entire Padovano family. The Padovano house was such an integral part of our lives growing up and the countless memories I have there will be cherished forever.
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Mirta Sellarole posted a condolence
Monday, May 4, 2020
Our must sincerely condolences to the Padavano family, Gb and I are very saddened by your loss. But heaven took another angel, he always take the best.
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Monday, May 4, 2020
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My deepest condolences goes out to all the Padavano's in this difficult time. The amount of love your family has shown me in my life is incredible. I wish I could give you all a big hug. I'm glad I was able to create so many loving and hilarious memories at the armoury; from fires to shows to just hanging out in the backyard and the basement. Carl was a great friend and he was the most caring and thoughtful person I've known. He always went out of his way to help in any which way he could. Stranded in upstate New York and had no way of getting home? Carl came and picked us up without question or hesitation. The sweetest guy, my good friend, the older brother I never had - I will miss you forever. I love you Carl.
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Julie Remo posted a condolence
Monday, May 4, 2020
So many beautiful, fun memories of my childhood with Carlo. Playing in the padovano backyard in the mud, halloween parties every year, swimming at my house.... He was always adventurous and kind. Prayers for you all during this time, he really was a special person.
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Beverly Caplan posted a condolence
Sunday, May 3, 2020
From the beginning of life to the end, Carlo and his loving family will always be in my heart.
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Nina Padovano uploaded photo(s)
Sunday, May 3, 2020
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Carlo Loved to Visit California. This was his first visit with my wild Anti Social Dog at the time. Well, Daisey Things have changed! Kaylin, Carlo, and Jackie are here to show you how fun is done!
As young adults Carlo and Jackie Used my house as a rendezvous point for a wonderful travel, hiking, seeing the desert and the wonderful offerings in city and country. Carlo even "starred" in a TV show Dan was working on. It was so funny because he was in almost every shot. He stood out. He always stood out in stature and kindness and cleverness. He attracted everyone with his protection and kindness. It was his superpower.
Jackie sent me a beautiful poem yesterday that said in part "you are not alone,, a bit of me has gone with you" I hope that is true. I am grateful to you Carlo for sticking around and Giving us so much love in any way you could. I will miss you forever and will always have time to cook a Carl spicy meal as I think of you.
Aunt Nina and Uncle Dan
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Bob Mollica lit a candle
Sunday, May 3, 2020
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I always enjoyed all of the time I got to spend with Carlo, mostly family gatherings, but there were 2 times that I got to spend bonding time with my cousin: The 1st time was when he came to help me move from Parsippany to Wayne. It may have been the 1st time I really got to talk to him other than the usual, “Hey how’s it going? How’s school or work”. I remember having some nice laughs as we didn’t finish moving until after dark. The 2nd time was when we went up to the seat dedication to Uncle Carl. That night, while at the gathering at one of the football teammates of Uncle Carl, Carlo and I sat on the front porch and had a nice long talk about how much we missed Uncle Carl and I think we even talked about Grandpa as wellIt felt really good to talk to him, and I think it felt good for Carlo to talk to me. I will always be happy that I was able to be there for my younger cousin when he needed me. Those are 2 very special moments for me.
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Bob Bartley posted a condolence
Sunday, May 3, 2020
Words can,t express my emotions when I think back on all the time our families and children spent together playing, celebrating or just getting together. you will be in my memories for ever.
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Sunday, May 3, 2020
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Barbara Addicks Bartley lit a candle
Saturday, May 2, 2020
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Saturday, May 2, 2020
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He was well loved by all and through his life he was advocated for, his struggle on earth is done and he gave his beautiful mom a kiss goodbye yesterday. We will hold him in our hearts forever. He will watch over his sisters with his Dad sending sunshine, rainbows and warm breezes. He was a cub scout in my den, My son, Brett's bestest friend. A natural athlete, strong and gentle at the same time. Sadly missed the little boy who grew into a fine man.
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Jaclyn Padovano lit a candle
Saturday, May 2, 2020
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Saturday, May 2, 2020
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Carl, my big brother. Thank you for always protecting me and understanding me. You inspired me to see the world from my own perspective and to embrace everything about my self- flaws and all. You’ve left this world with so many great memories of you and so much love. I will always look up to you, Carl. I will always miss you. I will always love you<3
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Saturday, May 2, 2020
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Sweet Carlo...we will miss you as you have left us too soon. We will keep you in our hearts and in our memories.
