Gerald L. Simon

It is with a heavy heart, that I have to say goodbye to poppy. I have no words to express or describe how grateful I am/was to have him in my life. The stories he told, the jokes he made, the funny faces etc. Today May 29,2024 we lost a legend in our family. This man has accomplished so much in his life, from owning a restaurant (called the penguin), inventing a massage table, being in the military. He was a genius. If you needed advice about anything he was there. I remember when I was younger, my uncle and aunt got married and instead of being around them. The minute I saw poppy, I ran right into his arms. I stood on his feet and danced with him in my little white shoes, or was on his shoulders. He called me his Queenie, since I’m the first born grandchild. He was excited everytime I came over. He enjoyed my company and made it pleasurable every time I came over. I will forever miss the laughter, the missing teeth that used to scary me as a kid and the monkey faces. You will forever live in my heart. R.I.P. I hope you fly high and find Uncle Robi and give him a hug and kiss for me 🕊️🕊️💕