Sunday, April 12, 2020
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We all lost a wonderful guy - I was so fortunate to meet him & go through elementary school together. Throughout the years we had lots of fun going places & he was the first to teach Tony & I how to work out with weights, which I still do today at 75! While working out, I could never tell his twin sisters apart, never knowing I would have twins of my own many years later. I always regretted going to different high schools, as we could have done school work together. Among all other things, he was an excellent mechanic & we both worked on our cars. Felt kind of downhearted when he joined the Navy & I lost my best friend for three years, but kept him up to date by writing to him often while I was working in an architects office in Manhattan. I remember one time how we used to think alike. In a blizzard snow storm he left his house the same time I left my house and we did not call each other. Somewhere along the way I saw a shadow across the street and called out and there he was. We were both surprised! Over the years we were able to go in business together for four years & celebrate each other's weddings. Having moved to Florida we couldn't see each other that much but got together a few times with all our kids.Was hoping this was the year we could get together here in Clearwater Beach but the Lord had different plans for him. We're all going to miss a great person and a devoted friend.
Miss you Willy & looking forward to reminiscing when we reunite again on the other side!
Love,
Dan
Also, Denise, Christina & Elizabeth send our Love, thoughts and Prayers to Willy's Family. We are heartbroken over the loss of Willy and have many fond memories of all of us being together. He will never be forgotten.
Love,
The Cadicamo Family
