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John A. Candela
42 years old. Residence: Glen Ridge, N.J.
Died in World Trade Center
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All Candelas live in Corpus Christi.
*** Posted by john a candela on 2010-07-25 ***
Candela is an unusual surname. Our family immigrated from Italy in 1890. Could we related?
RICHARD CANDELA, M.D.
rcandela46 (at) yahoo (dot) com
*** Posted by Richard Candela on 2009-09-11 ***
Rest in peace forever, John....
Elizabeth Sanford
*** Posted by Elizabeth Sanford on 2009-06-10 ***
Dear Joe and Family,
I am sure your Brother and Dad are watching over you.
My thoughts and prayers reach out to you.
Sincerely yours,
Evan Lim (Amoco Broad and Bay)
evan.lim@ubs.com
*** Posted by Evan Lim on 2008-09-11 ***
I did not know John, but have become acquainted with his daughter, Juliette, in recent years. She is a spectacular young lady, and I am sure she is everything and more that he could have hoped for. My prayers are with you and your family, Juliette, today and always.
*** Posted by Amy Baldassare on 2007-09-12 ***
I wish I could get to know him better. He was in my homeroom 206.
*** Posted by matt brennan on 2007-09-11 ***
Thinking of Juliette, knowing how proud her dad would be of her for her beautiful heart and voice. Thoughts to the whole family, especially on this day.
*** Posted by Jessica Sporn on 2007-09-11 ***
My brother was a kind, loving and funny kind of guy. He loved his family. He loved his children, his wife, our parents, and his brother and sisters.
He is missed by all of us each and every day. His presents in our lives was so important.
It is hard to put into words what a person means to you but in a word, he meant the world to us. He will be forever missed and loved every day.
*** Posted by Joan Brady (John's sister) on 2006-10-07 ***
I never knew John, but I have known Phyllis, his mom, for many years. She and my late daughter, Patty Kuhn Bispo, worked together years ago at Terry Drugs. My loving thoughts and prayers are with you all always - especially today. God bless you all!
*** Posted by Chris Kuhn on 2006-09-11 ***
I never knew John, but I have known Phyllis, his mom, for many years. She and my late daughter, Patty Kuhn Bispo, worked together years ago at Terry Drugs. My loving thoughts and prayers are with you all always - especially today. God bless you all!
*** Posted by Chris Kuhn on 2006-09-11 ***
Thinking of you and your family today and everyday.Rest in peace Johnny....
*** Posted by Holli Vogel on 2006-09-11 ***
I heard you call my name when the first plane hit the building
The smoke filled the room but there was comfort in hearing your voices
I heard you call my name when my heart was filled of thoughts of you
I heard you call my name as days turned into nights and nights into days
I heard you call my name as you all gathered for my daughters birthday
I was there when I heard you call my name
I was holding your hand
Hearing your cries
Longing to console you-When I heard you call my name
You see I will always be there when I hear you call my name
For my brother John A. Candela
*** Posted by Joan Brady on 2006-01-17 ***
My name is Toniann Candela, and I just might be one of his cousins. God bless him, and i know he was a great man.
*** Posted by john candela on 2004-03-16 ***
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In Tribute to
John A. Candela