Obit Entry

I remember him coming to my front door when we were neighbors in oconomowoc and he always has popsicle mess around his mouth...lol

The world is a poorer place at the passing of this gentle soul. Rest in peace Blase.

I used to babysit David when he was about 5 or 6. He’d come early in the morning and the first thing he wanted to do was turn on I Love Lucy movies.

Blaze you always had a smile and you were always a joy to be around, your personality was simply intoxicating. You will be missed by all.

Blase, I will never forget you and how kind you were to everyone. You were always smiling and proud of all my little accomplishments. I will miss seeing your face everyday and hearing “good morning sweetie” and “thank you Blase, you sucker” when you lost at Shake of the Day. I can’t wait until the

I remember David coming over as a teenager to help me restore a 1967 Chevrolet pick up truck, he would come to my garage and spend days weeks months helping me restore this truck until we got it running. David was always willing to help listen and learn. I always loved hanging out with him,

There was always a welcoming smile behind the mustache. Our condolences to the entire D'Amato family.

Kenny was one of the nicest men we ever knew. He always had a smile and a kind word whenever we met. It’s so terribly sad we won’t see each other again. Love to his family.

Hey Pa, Remember when I was a kid, we went fishing. We walked a mile through the woods, even though I walked alone you guided me. Remember when I was 17, changing the motor on that Dodge Omni, I was almost ready to give up. But you guided me to throw the tools across the

I grew up with Ken and went to the same grade school. I remember him being a good friend, athlete and proud of his military service. The last time I was with him was to celebrate his birthday a year or two ago at Zaffiro's. We got to reminisce and laugh about years gone by.