Frederick James Heney - Online Memorial Website

Went down to see you today, cleaned the top of your grave, left a few tears still miss you very much

I WISH I COULD FIND A PICTURE OF ME AND YOU TOGETHER, YOUR MOM AND DAD PROBABLY HAVE ONE WITH ALL THE GANG TOGETHER, ANOTHER SHORT MEMORY WAS WHEN YOU WERE AT SOUTH SHORE VOTEC AND YOU WOULD WALK TO MARIONS HOUSE TO GET PICKED UP, I WAS THERE A LOT WHEN YOU WOULD COME, AND WE WOULD HANG OUT AWHILE AND GAB BEFORE WE HAD TO GO HOME, WE WOULD LAUGH, IT WAS ALWAYS ME, YOU, RUTHIE AND DEBBIE, THE FOUR MUSKATEERS AND WE HAD SOME HEAD BUTTING FIGHTS, ALWAYS ONE OF US WOULD BE THE ODD MAN OUT AND THE REST OF US WOULD BE MEAN, HELL WE WERE MEAN, BUT MOSTLY WE ALL GOT ALONG...I REMEMBER THE FIGHTS YOU AND RUTHIE HAD, THE HAIR WOULD FLY EVERYWHERE BUT RUTHIE NEVER GAVE UP, I REMEMBER YOU DRIVING US AROUND I THINK IN YOUR FALCON AS YOU WERE THE FIRST TO GET YOUR LICENSE, THE REARDON BOYS WHO I HAD TO HAVE AS BOYFRIENDS, BOTH OF THEM!!!! GOD I WAS SO GREEDY!!!!! I REMEMBER THE TIME YOU DROVE ME HOME AND I BEAT MY PARENTS TO THE HOUSE AND MY DAD TILL HIS DEATH AND BEYOND STILL YELLED AT ME FOR BREAKING HIS CAR KEY, NOW THAT YOU TWO ARE HANGING OUT TOGETHER AND I AM SURE YOU ARE TELL HIM WILL YA I DIDN'T BREAK THE KEY IN THE LOCK...BUT I KNOW YOU AND HIM ARE TELLING JOKES UP IN HEAVEN, TAKE CARE OF MY DAD JIMMY, I KNOW YOU LOVED HIM SO AND HIM YOU....LOVE YOUR FAVORITE COUSIN JO

This is one of my favorite pictures of Jimmy

I HAVE ALOT OF MEMORIES OF MY BROTHER. THE FIRST ONE I CAN REMEMBER,  I WAS JUST A LITTLE KID WALKING WITH HIM COLLECTING SODA BOTTLES FOR TWO CENTS A BOTTLE. WE WALKED ALL DAY, I THINK WE MADE ABOUT A DOLLAR. WE WERE RICH BUT IT WAS GETTING LATE AND WE HAD TO GET BACK TO OUR HOUSE ON BROADWAY STREET. SO JIMMY HAD AN IDEA HE SAID IF WE HITCH HIKE BACK WE COULD GET HOME QUICK. I STARTED TO PANIC, I THOUGHT FOR SURE WE WOULD GET PICKED UP BY A MURDERER HE KEPT ON TELLING ME THAT WOULD NOT HAPPEN, BUT I WOULD NOT BELIEVE HIM AND STARTED TO CRY. HE FINALLY CALMED ME DOWN AND TOOK MY HAND AND WE WALKED ALL THE WAY HOME