Jim: My condolences on the passing of your Mother. I recall the talks we had @ Riverview of your care & concern for the health of your Mom & Dad. My wife noted the obituary and that your Mom was born in Raritan. My Mother, 93 was also born in Raritan. I'm going to ask her if she knew your Mom's family.
Again my condolences to you and your whole family.
Joe Klitsch</b></font><br><br>
Martin and I are so sorry we were unable to be with the Chiego family today. We hold all of you dear, and send our love and prayers.
I met Mrs. Chiego one time, and she was a lovely woman. She had a way of making everyone feel welcome.
Mr. Chiego, Danny, Susan, and Jimmy - we extend our love to you and the entire family.
Time changes many things, but one thing remains unchanged: the love we have for our friends and family.
Love and prayers,
Debra, Martin & Nicholas
Harrisburg, NC</b></font><br><br>
When I was in the Army and on leave for the holidays when I saw Joe at Christmas at my Uncle Bill and Aunt Susan's house, she always was so kind and thoughtful. She always asked about the places I had been and what I had been doing. She always made me feel special. I am going to miss her.
With Love,
Edward M. Morris</b></font><br><br>
Dear Susan, Danny and Jim,
So sorry to hear of your Moms passing. I still remember her and her trips to Teppers to go shopping in Plainfield. She was the queen!
Hugs to you all.</b></font><br><br>
Martin and Debra Quayle offer condolences to the Chiego family for their loss a kind, gentle lady.
Mrs. Chiego always welcomed others into her home and made each feel special. I (Martin) have many fond memories of Mrs. Chiego - as I grew up with her son, Daniel. We offer our prayers and ask God to give each family member strength and comfort during this tremendous loss. Mrs. Chiego will not be forgotten.</b></font><br><br>
