Condolence: I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your husband John. I wanted you to know that I care and feel saddened by your loss because our class was always special like a big family and when anyone from our class of 1965 hurts I also hurt and feel saddened. God Bless you and your family from your classmate Barry Aiello.

Condolence: To Ann and her wonderful family....John was such a special man; kind, caring and courageous. He will be missed terribly by many people, but none more than you, Ann. You have my utmost respect and admiration as I've watched you take every single step with him throughout these last eight years. Your loyalty and dedication is a tribute to the love you shared for each other. I wish you, your girls and your grandchildren hope and optimism at this sad time, and that you bask in the beautiful memories he gave each and every one of you. John's soul is dancing in the Garden of Paradise, and you will surely be together again. Love you. Sasha

Condolence: Dear Ann and Family, I was so saddened to hear about John. I know he fought hard for several years as did Jerry. Believe he is now with God and his pain and suffering are no longer. As hard as it may be, family and friends will make his passing tolerable. You are a wonderful family. John will truly be missed by so many.

Condolence: We met the Prendergast's at the Berkshire CC. We never had the opportunity to spend a lot of time with them, however, every time we ran into them at the club we enjoyed talking to them and realized what wonderful people they are.

Condolence: As the father of my students, I knew Mr. Prendergast to be an interested, involved and caring man. I remember his bright smile as he supported his girls in all activities. My sincerest condolences to his loving family.

Condolence: Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Thinking of you kelly and sending strength and love during this difficult time. Love, Janet, greg, Gillian and Ryan Hannon XO

Condolence: To Ann and her family: The both of us are so saddened bv John's passing. He was a valiant individual who battled so much pain and discomfort and yet he always had a smile on his face and a bubbly disposition. We will miss seeing and talking with him as neighbor and friend. We have only known John and Ann for 8 years, yet the both of you have been warm and comforting during times when we needed a boost as well. Ann you are an angel. John is now in a better place, no more pain and suffering, and with his Heavenly Father. He's in your heart always, as well all of those who knew him. We are here for you. With love, Bob and Rosemarie

Condolence: "God is our refuge and strength; a help that is readily found in times of distress." (Psalms 46:1) Please accept my deepest condolences on the loss of your loved one. And may the above words give you some peace knowing that the Almighty God is with you to comfort and sustain you through this difficult time.

Condolence: My prayers and thoughts will be with you during this difficult time in your family of saying good-by until you meet again in Heaven. Prayers for strength for all of you. Mary Lynne Rathman

Condolence: We are so very sorry for you loss. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Love you Kelly. With love- Jim, Meagen, Camp & Finley O'Connell xoxo

Condolence: Dear Anne & family, We are deeply saddened to know that your husband passed away. Please accept our most sincere sympathy on your loss. With love, Linda & Frank

Condolence: Oh Ann, what a valiant fight John put up against this disease. In the end, he really has won the war. His courage was remarkable. He has left such a legacy of strength for his family and friends. And now he has won the ultimate prize. No more pain, no more procedures. Just endless joy -- and, hopefully, some golf in heaven. My continued prayers for you and the children. How altered life will be without him near. God bless you all. Floss Lyons Hurley