Death date: Jan 1, 0001
Bernie Joseph Jaffraint was born on February 21st, 1949 in Voluntown, CT. He moved to Hudson, FL, in 1989 to become a hotel broker. He was full of love, laughter, perfect hair and always had a huge grin on his face. His happiness Read Obituary
I miss you dad. I love you dad.
Bear is guiding me now. I can feel this as much as I can feel my own chest rising when I take a deep breath. I love you SO much!
Bear was one energetic, amusing, fun and lively character....a delight to know and call "friend". He will be missed. Hugs to you Lynda and all his friends and family.
We remember the first time we met "Bear". He walked up to us and introduced himself with an infectious smile and asked about a ceremony we were in process of putting together. He made everyone feel welcome and interesting. He was open in a way few people are comfortable in opening themselves. He will be greatly missed.
Bernie was a wonderful husband, step-father and grandfather. Everytime he was around my mom I could see how much he adored and loved her. I couldn't have asked for a better guy as a step-father. He always had a funny story and made everyone around him feel welcome. I wish he would be here to see his grandchildren grow up, but I know he will be looking over them and smiling right along with us. He will be missed by everyone.
I miss you. Love, Lynda
You gave me the strength to go on Bear, but my heart aches so much! I just want to feel your warms wrapped around me one more time. I love you....I love you....I love you.
Dear Lynda and Tammy, I would like to tell you how sorry I am for your loss. Bernie will be missed very much by all of us at GCD. He was such a sweet, kind man and always went out of his way to help others and make us all laugh. I've known Bernie for 15 years and he was a loyal, generous friend to me and I will never ever forget him. Love-Jackie
You've taught me to be strong "Bear", but my heart aches so much without you being by my side. I love you....I love you....I love you!
ok pal, we spoke of this time in our many conversations. Every time I left your side I said to you I'll see ya when I see ya. This is still very true today, I'll see ya when I see ya pal.
