Ron got me my first job as a busboy at the Irondequoit Town Lounge. I remember him as a natural athlete, good at everything he played. Rest in peace, Ron. 

RIP Ron Celli:

I will always remember the endless games of Whiffle Ball that you and Mike played with Dan and me in the backyard of 192 Rogers Parkway around 1962-1964.  You were the first to hit a homer over the fence and were my hero.  And I will never forget the foxhole we dug in the backyard which was deeper than our heights, as we were digging a hole to find China....and in which you and Mike dragged some excess roofing material from your father's business, which covered the foxhole, as we played GI Joe. I pray that you are now reunited with Mike and your parents in heaven.  Say hello to Dan when you see him and get another game started.

RIP Ron Celli:

I will always remember the endless games of Whiffle Ball that you and Mike played with Dan and me in the backyard of our house at 192 Rogers Parkway around 1962-1964.  You were the first to hit a homer over the fence and were my hero.  And I will never forget the foxhole we dug in the backyard which was deeper than our heights, as we were digging a hole to find China....and in which you and Mike dragged some excess roofing material from your father's business, which covered the foxhole, as we played GI Joe. I pray that you are now reunited with Mike and your parents in heaven.  Say hello to Dan when you see him and get another game started.

Happy birthday Buckster !! Have a great day, enjoy the beautiful sunshine too

Posted on: Jan 11, 2026 at 10:31 AM

Hi Tom. Wanted to say Happy Birthday today!!
Hope you are doing fantastic too!! Missed you this summer at Reunion. Have a great day and enjoy with your family.

Posted on: Aug 12, 2025 at 11:14 AM

Hi Brian! Great to see you after many years! Have a wonderful birthday and hope you enjoyed your time back “home”. Glad you got to visit your parents too, so peaceful in that spot. See you in another 10? Take care my friend ??????

Curt, are you coming to reunion?? Haven’t seen your name yet?

I met Gary in high school but didn't really get to know him til later.   We became like family as my daughter married his cousin.   From the post that Gary's wife Laurie posted,  you could tell he lived an amazing life and surrounded by lots of grandkids!!    He was able to travel to Italy last year, how wonderful!   His memory will live on in the hearts of all the lives he touched. Rest In Peace my friend Gary