PAUL AND FAMILY, I AM SORRY I COULD NOT MAKE IT TO YOUR DADS WAKE,I HAD TO WORK LATE. I JUST WANT YOU KNOW YOU ARE IN MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS.

To the Bergeron Family. Our deepest condolences for your loss. Ed, Joy, Jim, Judy and Tricia

I am sad to learn about Frenchie's passing. I remember he came to clear our yard in Jackson in 1990 with the "Boys". They've been back a few times since then too. You could Frenchie was a wonderful person and full of life. I now see that we share a birthday! My thoughts and prayers are with you all, May God Bless Him. Jack Guarnieri

Oh Dear Bergeron Sons, I am so sorry for your loss. Your dad was one of a kind.He was so sweet. I can remember the first time I met him in 1978. He was at a party with us at Bimbo's. He never said an unkind word about anyone and he seemed to go with the flow.He really enjoyed being with his family,you were the joy of his life.He always seemed so proud of you all when he talked about what each of his son's were doing.He will be sorely missed.I had a dream last night of your parents reunion they were smiling at each other like a couple who were falling in love for the first time.I hope you can all take heart in the fact that your parents are reunited in joy, at this moment they are dancing together in the heavens. Love and Hugs, Cindy and Pete

WE ARE SADDENED TO HEAR OF YOUR LOSS. WE KNEW PAUL FOR MANY YEARS. HE WAS ALWAYS DOING SOMETHING. HE WILL BE SORELY MISSED BY MANY. THE SEAMAN-MILLER FAMILY MARIAN,GINA,RICHARD,BOB,ED MILLER

dear tooi,mary, jen and entire bergeron family, we are all so sorry for your loss. just read about it this morning. please know that you are ALL IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ALWAYS. if you need anything we are here. our deepest sympathy and love to you. sincerely kim, pat and family and kathy bob and family

SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS DAVID MARYANN & CHIP FLEISCHMAN.

To the family of Mr. Bergeron: I am truly sorry to hear about the loss of your loved one and wanted to offer my deepest condolences, and also to share a comforting thought that God has promised mankind at Revelation chapter twenty one verses three and four. When you get a chance please read it. And may the God of all comfort be with your family at this time. My Deepest Condolences, JoAnne

Just sending my deepest sympathies. I worked with Frenchie in the summer when I was 15 in 1977 in Morganville. He taught me how to operate and drive a bulldozer. He was a real great guy and will be missed and remembered.

I WOULD LIKE TO THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR KIND THOUGHT AT THIS TIME. SO MANY PEOPLE HAVE FRENCHIE STORIES AND I BECOME VERY PROUD WHEN I HEAR THEM. IN THE MORNING BEFORE THE FUNERAL I KEPT HEARING LENNON AND MCCARTNEYS LONG AND WINDING ROAD AND THOUGHT OF ALL MY DADS LONG AND WINDING ROADS,AND ALL WHO HAVE CROSSED HIS OR HERS ROAD WITH HIS.I KNOW THERE WERE GREAT MEMORIES ON THESE ROADS AND PEOPLE WON'T FORGET SUCH A GREAT MAN.SO THE NEXT TIME YOU WIN A SCRATCHOFF OR WIN SOME MONEY IN ATLANTIC CITY OR RUN A RED LIGHT OR SOMEONE TELLS YOU WHAT A GREAT PERSON YOU ARE,TELL THEM FRENCHIE'D BE PROUD.HAPPY FATHERS DAY DAD,I LOVE YOU