1944
2025
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Jack Serafin
August 6, 2025
"We are all here for a micro instant. We don´t fret about the eternity which preceded us, and we obsess about the eternity to follow. Yet, in the 4fh dimension of time, each moment is also an eternity. For us, mere mortals, the shame is when we waste those moments, as the sum total reverberates forever, happy or sad, as it emanated from the beginning. It is not how long we live which matters, but rather how we live."
On behalf of myself, and the Regiment of Graduates, his many friends, students, fellow instructors, classmates, and admirers, I would like to extend our deepest condolences on your loss. Eugene was revered by his peers, especially his peers and both cadets and graduates of his service at the Academy. He earned lifelong respect and admiration of all whom encountered him. His undying support, guidance, and friendship was akin to a lantern in the night. May you be comforted, as we will be, and have been, with fond memories of his commitment to duty, friendship, service, and love.
Jack Serafin
NYMA, Class of 1966
President Regiment of Graduates
Susan Feliciano
August 3, 2025
We lived next door to Gene and Michou for 35 years, sharing the Saugatuck River and meadow behind our homes.
We could go months without seeing each other, typical in our town, but when we did get together their warmth, energy and affection was so nourishing to our family as they were an important part of it. Just knowing they were there was comforting to us for so longwe’d oftentimes share that thought and promise to make plans
When Michou passed suddenly, we knew Gene was lost. We had dinner together, brought meals over, tried fruitlessly to fill a massive void but after a while, he didn’t answer our phone calls. I figured he was traveling because that was always part of his agenda
We are shocked and heartsick. Rest in peace, dear friend. I know you’re finally with your darling Michou.
Clifford Klinkhammer
July 27, 2025
It was sad to hear of his passing. He was making plans to visit the west coast and us in Eugene, Oregon. We will miss him as we shared many good times and memories.
Tom Readey
July 27, 2025
Larry and Family: Please accept our deepest sympathy on the passing of Gene. We will always remember your family - mom, dad, Gene, Edward and visits to your lovely home in Weston. R.I.P. Gene. The Readey Family
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