Eugene J Errera

Birth date: Aug 30, 1929 Death date: Jan 12, 2020

EUGENE J. ERRERA, 90 Dover - Eugene J. Errera peacefully passed away on Sunday, January 12, 2020 at home. Mr. Errera was born August 30, 1929 in Jackson Heights, N.Y. to the late Julius J. Errera and Nancy A. Errera. He graduated Read Obituary

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Reanna

310w ago

My Pop pop was extraordinary. He was the most hard headed, stubborn man I think I’ll ever know but in the past years, he turned into the biggest softy. He always worked so hard, never stopping, and I don’t think I even realized that he was truly 90. I guess I thought he was invincible because I never saw him show any kind of significant pain. I can’t remember one single moment of him being mad at me when I knew I did wrong. I’ll miss you pop pop. We’ll lay you and mom to rest today but I know you’ll both still be with us in spirit ♡

Rebecca Rendeiro

310w ago

I met Gene about 5 years ago at the Beekeeping meetings. We got to talking about Lima beans and bee bee trees. Gene shared a few of his lima seeds with me and every year I grow them and save the seeds. My bee bee tree is about 30 feet now. I’m very happy I met Gene and that he shared with me. We will miss him. Rebecca & Joe Rendeiro

Mel Winters

310w ago

Gene had a heart of a giant. He would help anyone who needed help. I knew Gene for 50+ years and he was always there when I needed his help. He will be missed by me and my family. Mel Winters and family.

Amanda Chadwick

311w ago

I’ll always remember Gene as a vibrant person who loved nature and as someone who was very knowledgeable. He will always be remembered as a genuine, helpful and kind person. I am grateful to have known him!

Amanda Hayes Chadwick

Marty Ann Hayes

311w ago

To Gene's family & all who knew him; simply said, Geno the Magnificent was just that
and certainly one of the greatest friends to my family, especially my Dad/Diamond
State Telco. One of the finest human beings i have ever met, he will be missed more
than you can imagine. Love & Sympathy to all the Erreras.

Marty Hayes

Sherrie Stanley

311w ago

My sincere heartfelt condolences to Mrs. Errera and family. Gene was a person to be admired. I was the volunteer coordinator for the Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped. Gene gave many hours through many years to the library repairing and transporting the talking book machines to the Pioneers in Georgetown. He was always a consistently dependable volunteer who came to work with a smile and usually and adventure story to share. I really enjoyed hearing about his life experiences. Getting stuck in a back field with the snow mobile is one that I remember. I learned much about his bee hives and occasionally was gifted with a jar of honey! The library patrons truly benefited by all his good work and dedication. Sherrie Stanley

Sherrie Stanley

311w ago

Created a new album - Memories Album.

Midge And Danny Hightman

311w ago

Joe and Lynda - so sorry to hear of your dad's passing. What a wonderful long life of service to his country and then to his community. I know you have so many great memories of him. Proud to have met such a nice man. Hugs and prayers being sent to you both and your family. Love, Midge and Danny Hightman

Jennifer Morin

311w ago

Gene was one of the Nicest and most Generous Men that I had the Privilege to know and have as a Friend..God Bless Julie and the Entire Family in this Tremendous Loss...He will be Greatly Missed..
Jen and Steve Morin

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