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Brenda Weldon-Hutley posted a condolence
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Omg!!! so many memories of Denise (aka Neece) which I always called her. I first met Neece when we both lived on Madison Avenue in Amityville. We would see each other at parties but just to say hi. I really didn't become real close friends with her until we both started working at Brunswick Hospital. No matter what time of day or night it was we would spend so much time talking on the phone laughing and acting real silly. No conversation was off limits. Neece shared alot of her personal life with me and I with her. Things that was on her heart, from relationship to her sickness. We share so much. Im so honored that God put her in my path she was a true friend!! And I truly miss her!!!!
But there was the other side of her...The partying side!!! When she live at Casada!!!
Oh yeah, we started making our plans at the begining of the week from what we were having to eat, to who was coming and what we were drinking. We make that a weekend thing. We would get so bombed an act like a bunch of fools. she tried to act mean by always telling me not to bring any guys over cause she was not going to let them in.
HA!!! that didnt work with me.
We even partied a couple times at her parents house when we were out of high school.
I was so nerves cause I didnt know when Mother an Daddy Gatling would pop up so
the alcohol was not taking effect until I saw that it wasn't bothering Neece..lol lol
We had so much fun together. We never argue, always stayed true friends.
Quite a few people thought Neece was very mean,because she spoke her mind.
but under it all she was very kind with a willing heart. Iam so glad we meet!!!
I miss you so much my friend..Gods willing we will see each other again
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Sheila Brown posted a condolence
Monday, April 13, 2015
Wow, where do I begin? I've known Denise since 1981. She and my aunt, Hazel were best friends. We did a lot of things together. We went on a cruise where a cousin of mine asked if it was a jheri curl convention (we all had jheri curls). We used to go to Chuckie in the village to get our curls done and he used to jokingly call us Eviline and the Evillettes because we would sit there getting pissed off at the long wait. When Denise used to get mad her nose would sweat! LOL. We used to go to clubs together, hang out at each other's houses and talk on the phone forever. All of this while working together at Brunswick. I remember that distinctive laugh (the Qua Qua laugh) that Denise had and her pushing her loose tooth out at you.
One thing I can say about Denise is that whenever you talked to her, she always showed interest in the subject, no matter what. Denise would ALWAYS listen and make the conversation important, even if it wasn't . Even if she was rolling her eyes like she couldn't be bothered, she would NEVER make you feel that!
I am still sort of numb and not fully grasping the fact that she is no longer here. I will miss our conversations via phone and text. I received one from her a couple of months ago saying that she was listening to old school music and it bought to mind me, her, Alfreda and Victor in the car laughing and being scared when Victor or Alfreda were driving. Those were the days.
I know her family is missing her like crazy because I know that they all loved each other like crazy!!!
Sheila
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Bernice Dingle posted a condolence
Sunday, April 12, 2015
Denise was a very dear friend to the Dingle Family !!! We grew up on 203 rd Street in our younger days together along with my sister Blanche Dingle , Daisy Atkinson , Deborah Smith and Denise Forest ... She was a very special friend and never be forgotten !!!! Always in my memory S.I.P...:: and God Bless the Gatlin Family ..... From Bernice Dingle
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victoria valdes posted a condolence
Sunday, April 12, 2015
I might as well say we have known eachother all our life being that we all grew up together. My one regreat is that we didn't stay closer once we became adults. May you RIP my friend we will have to plan a day for the Martini Group to get together and have an Apple in your behalf. Connie I love you if their's anything I can do to ease your pain I'm jus a phone call away....Love Vic
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Sunday, April 12, 2015
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Brenda Stevenson lit a candle
Sunday, April 12, 2015
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I remember the little singing group with Denise Madeline & I think the other girl was Robin I was always following them to see what they were doing.Just fond childhood memories come to mind.Even though I'm only a year or so younger,they seemed so grown up tp me at the time.I just remember being at the Gatling and the good times we had.Will miss you.
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Blanche Dingle posted a condolence
Monday, April 6, 2015
The Gatling and The Dingle families were neighbors in the early '60's on 203rd St. in St. Albans, NY. But, even moreso, we were like family...from our parents who were friends to we, the children. Jimmy and Connie hung out with Brenda and Beverly; Niecy played with Bernice and myself. Marvin was a baby at the time. Bernice and I, along with our other friends on the block, Daisy and Debbie, LOVED to play with Niecy! We would run and play up and down the street, sit on each other's stoops and, especially, play on the swings set in her backyard! We were about 7-8 years old when the Gatlings moved to Amityville. So for us children, the distance was great and Bernice & I missed Niecy a lot. And as time went on, we lost touch with each other for many years....until Facebook! Then, a few years ago, I heard from my friend! I was so happy that we became friends there, playing games like Farmville, Candy Crush, etc. We never got to hang out again physically, but would stay in touch via Facebook. Six months ago, sadly at the passing of Mrs. Gatling, was the first time in about 50 years that we laid eyes on one another and it was as if no time had passed. My sister, Bernice and I just wanted to tarry with Niecy and the family for as long as time would allow. I thank God for allowing the time for us to share together. He showed us that we cannot take one second for granted and because God holds tomorrow, we must make the most of everything we do today. I praise God, even in my grief and sorrow, that Niecy is now in His presence with her mother, my mom and dad, totally healed and spending eternity in Paradise with The Lord! As my Dad used to say, "We'll see each other again, by and by." Rest in Paradise, my childhood friend. It is well, with my soul.
Love and peace,
Blanche Dingle
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Jovanna Alexander posted a condolence
Monday, April 6, 2015
The Gatling and Jenkins children grew up together in Amityville. Although some have moved away or transitioned into heaven the families are still neighbors and friends for life.
The last time we talked we reminisced about some of those good old days on Madison.
My heart is heavy for the family, but I know Denise is just fine, for to be absent from the body is to be present with our Lord. Rest in Peace Denise until we meet again.
May God continue to strengthen and comfort the entire Gatling family.
Blessings and Peace,
Jovanna Jenkins Alexander
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theresa lanham posted a condolence
Monday, April 6, 2015
Our families moved on Madison Ave. around the same time back in the mid 60's, our section was filled of kids around the same age... God we were all so young not even teenagers. We experienced many memories a lot of firsts. As kids it was nothing for us to hop on the train and go on one of our frequent shopping sprees usually on Jamaica Ave, 34th Greenish Viiiage and after w always ate at Tads steck house. W were always either watching a concert at The Manhattan center orrrr rightin our own neighbor hood the Ace Opportinity Center. Denise was that friend that all though you didn't see her all the time( as life has it we sometimes go our ways) but when you do see her I was like you picked up rights where you left off...like you still se eac other every day And that's friends! Yes she could dance an sing, I can't but think what a glorious day it must have been when Denise's mother Ma Gatiing welcomed Denise with open arms and smiles escorting her into The Kindom of Glory!!! Hallelujah
Telling her Denise you gonna Lovenit here ..::I'll never forget you my friend!R.I.P.
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Louis Barker posted a condolence
Monday, April 6, 2015
A loveable person who I went to school with as well as worked with at brunswick hospital. We had so many laughs together & she would help anybody reguardless of who it was. I am so terribly shock that she has left us so soon. I know she is in a better place. RIP DENISE
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Gail Gatling Harrison posted a condolence
Monday, April 6, 2015
Words cannot express the broken and aching hearts of Denise's love ones in North Carolina, her aunts and cousins. Uncle Jim and cousins know that we are in prayer for healing and comfort. Trust God and lean not to your own understanding. Knowing He is our present help and refuge in difficult times as these. We love you and We, the Gatling family, say "Rejoice, today , knowing All is well with her soul. Because He still lives, you can face tomorrow, " Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning. We Love You!
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Monday, April 6, 2015
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Sunday, April 5, 2015
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Cathy Gatling posted a condolence
Sunday, April 5, 2015
Denise is a beautiful person. She welcomed me into the family and showed herself as a true friend. I love her so much an will truly miss her beautiful spirit. Rest in Eternal Peace my sister. Gone but never forgotten.
Joseph A. Slinger-Hasgill Funeral Services, Inc.
155 Sunrise Hwy.
Amityville, NY 11701
Telephone: (631) 842-2788