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In Tribute to
Michael J. Pascuma
50 years old. Residence: Massapequa Park, N.Y.
Died in World Trade Center
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I would like to give Michael Pascuma a sign that I have. It is PASCUMA, FLORSHEIM & CO. My email is kaljblume (at) aol (dot) com. My phone number is: 908-256-9561.
*** Posted by Billy Blume on 2009-09-08 ***
Mike, I will always remember your kindness and generosity. Thanks for all of the ROLOs that you shared with me at my post. GOD BLESS the Pascuma family.
*** Posted by Andrew Matlach on 2008-09-11 ***
Mike,
You walked into my crowd on the floor of the Amex, and there it was a grin from ear to ear - always happy. I am blessed to have worked with you. I miss you guys. God bless.
*** Posted by charlie manos on 2008-09-11 ***
I don't care how many years go by. Nothing is the same without you, and life without you doesn't seem to get easier. I miss you so much!
Love,
Michael
*** Posted by Michael Pascuma on 2008-09-10 ***
Life is still not the same and I know it never will be. There isn't a day that goes by that you're not on my mind, and I just feel like breaking down and crying, but I stay strong and try to live my life as I should because I know that's what you want. You are still mentioned to me countless times by friends and people I've never met before, letting me know how much they miss you and how great of a person you were. You treated everyone with respect and lived life to the fullest. We all miss your great sense of humor, and I just wish this was all a bad dream, and in a sense, I'm still just waiting to wake up from it. I miss you so much!
Love,
Michael
*** Posted by Michael Pascuma on 2008-02-17 ***
Michael,
With each day that passes you are missed more and more. "Nealon" events are just not the same without you. You would be amazed to see how the gang has grown. I often think about our commute--in the early days you made my trek into BBDO so enjoyable! Every morning was a comedy show. Few people can make me laugh as much and as hard as you did. Your granddaughter is absolutely beautiful. She looks just like her mommy. Melissa is a wonderful mom--you would be so proud of her. And Michael, I have to say from the bottom of my heart that you and Linda could not have raised better children. All three of your children are beautiful on the inside and out. They are truly class acts. If my children turn out half as good as yours did, I will feel like a success. I miss your jokes. I miss your stories. I miss you calling me an idiot. I miss the disapproving looks you gave me. I miss you shaking your head at me. But most of all I miss smashing pie in your face! You will never be forgotten. You are in our hearts forever! xox Debbie
*** Posted by Debbie Lenge on 2007-09-21 ***
Another year that you have been gone is approaching and it still hasn't gotten any easier. We just learn to live life with this pain, sadness, and feeling of emptiness that just won't go away, and the truth is, we really don't learn to live with it, we just have to. Time can't heal something that is relived and in our face as much as this is. It's not fair. We miss and love you! Just wish there was something I could do.
Love,
Michael (mpascuma@lehman.com)
*** Posted by Michael Pascuma on 2007-09-08 ***
Michael,
It's sad to think about all of this even five years later. You are a grandfather now and you are not with your family. Life seems so unfair.
Not a day goes by that you or your family are not thought about.
May God Bless you and your family always. You all are always in our prayers.
Your cousin,
Susan
*** Posted by Susan E Pascuma-Chavez on 2006-09-10 ***
Time hasn't healed what the past has done and it probably never will. Not a day goes by where I don't think about you and I know that's the case for so many others. I can't stand the empty feeling I have to continue to live with and that helpless feeling that nothing can be done to help this. Tomorrow is Christmas Eve and will be Madison's first. You should be here sharing this with us in more than just spirit. I wish there was something I could do because I would in a second! There is so much that we never got to do or say and I would do anything for 1 more minute. I was in Miami this past weekend and saw more Ferraris than ever before and I didn't have you to call. For a split second I thought call Dad and then realized that can never happen again. I will never forget all the times we did share and will cherish those forever. I miss all the things we used to do together and wish we could play one more round of golf. I would even take just being able to hear one more joke and hear your laugh. I miss and love you so much and I'm getting to upset to continue writing. Love you always, your son Michael
*** Posted by Michael Pascuma on 2005-12-23 ***
uncle michael, you are missed so much more than words could ever explain. i can still hear you saying " hi hun" in my head, as if you were sitting right next to me. you touched the hearts of everyone that knew & loved you and will be with us always and forever. i know that you are still here with us, we just can't see you. i love you and miss you.
*** Posted by annmarie on 2005-08-11 ***
I did not know Mike but I worked with his father on the American Stick Exchange. I offer my deepest condolences to the family
*** Posted by Don DeAngelis on 2005-03-12 ***
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In Tribute to
Michael J. Pascuma