June 21, 2005 10:02:52
susan lagana email	In response to Joe Fillare about the monument in carroll park. I am a native of downtown brooklyn - and grew up in that Park during the 70's. Met my husband there :) Its been a few years since i have been back. I have fond memories of sweet ole brooklyn -- there is no place like it!

June 21, 2005 08:28:18
Mark phillips - SouthBrooklyn.net email	Tone down the comic book stuff or I will start taking down the posts. I let you guys do what you want most of the time, but this is getting a little ridiculous. Have a little respect for everyone on the site.

June 21, 2005 06:32:30
dick tracy email	i used too live on top of moms bar on king st.there was a person in the building a used to call e.j watermelon head does anyone recall who lived in the building in the 1960s

June 21, 2005 00:47:32
John Burkard, Red Hook email	For Joe Fillare, I had to set the record straight and spell your name correctly so readers would not be confused. Trouble with these sites, once you push the button, it's too late to change your mind(LOL)

June 21, 2005 00:44:01
John Burkard, Red Hook email	For Joe Fillairen I read your post Re: the War memorial in Carrol Park. Good job, I'm sure you will get some response from other oldtimers. Just check the site each day and be patient.....

June 20, 2005 22:37:49
PETERPARKER email	hey bruce was just talking to frank goshen he says what has 4 wheels and flies

June 20, 2005 22:26:53
JOHNNY PERNA email	hi everybody ....i got in touch with RIN TIN TIN ....THE DOG IS LOOKING FOR RUSTY AND SARGEANT OHARA ...AND THEN THEY WILL POST SOMETHING ON THIS SITE ...WHATS HAPPENING TO THIS SITE ANYWAY ...I WONT CLICK ON UNLESSI HAVE A COMIC BOOK HANDY ..

June 20, 2005 21:17:28
Joe Fillare email	Recently there was some interest in Brooklyn's war memorials. The memorial in Carroll Park(one of Brooklyn's oldest)was erected in 1921. CARROLL PARK WAR MEMORIAL Carroll Park( Smith & Carroll St) Serving as the symbolic centerpiece of this neighborhood park and playground, the Carroll Park War Memorial honors the memory of those men from the surrounding 8th Assembly District who lost their lives in military service during World War I. The monument consists of an 18-foot tall pink granite stele to which are mounted front and back bronze bas-reliefs of soldiers and sailors, crafted by Brooklyn-born sculptor Eugene H. Morahan (1869-1949). On either side are bronze honor rolls listing those who paid the supreme sacrifice for their country. The frontal image represents a soldier mourning his slain comrades while the rear composition’s central motif is that of a sailor on watch. A gift to the City, the monument was commissioned by a local committee at a cost of $9,000 and dedicated in 1921. In 1994, as part of a $1.3 million upgrade of Carroll Park and playground, the monument, its sculptural reliefs, and commemorative plaques were fully restored. October, 2001

June 20, 2005 18:12:13
joe ross email	Dear Mark, Why don't you call it "South Brooklyn Comic.net"?

June 20, 2005 14:45:17
Bruce Wayne email	Hey peter, I thought i took care of scarecrow, down the end of coffey street last time I will speak to dick grayson and see what the deal is.

June 20, 2005 12:50:30
peter parker email	dick grayson please call important the scarecrow is back

June 19, 2005 23:51:47
Ellen (Lewis) Chocallo email	Would love to hear from any Red Hookers who remember me and my family from 161 Coffey Street.

June 19, 2005 23:17:57
Larry Bowman email	Hi again, funny the things you remember.I rememeber going to Allie's store and the grocer using the long pronged metal rods to get can goods down for my grandmother.also remember the butcher on the corner and the candy store around the corner.45 years ago and it seems like yesterday.

June 19, 2005 22:03:06
Joe Buonocore email	Peterparker, sorry to say I'm not familiar with the names, Gloria, Millie, Mollie, Anna, that you provided. I am familiar with Ally and the others at Buonocore's grocery store, although not related. Names in my family were Ralph (Bunny), Pat, Joe and Louie. My grandfather remarried into the Avissato family, who owned Mom's Bar on Conover St. Red Hook Forever. Joe

June 19, 2005 09:32:10
peterparker email	joe buonocore my grandmother was a buonocore.gloria aunt anna from coffey st.aunt danny in long island.millie, mollie, may.I had cousins in the grocery store. my Uncle marry the english lady

June 18, 2005 21:19:19
Jim Scully email	I am still savoring the re-union I attended down the "Hook". Thanks again to everyone that made it possible. Before I moved down the "Hook", I lived up on Court & Bergen St. I'm just hoping that some of my friends from up there have found this web site. So is Junior or Joey Serrano out there. How about Danny Napoleon Schiavo or his brothers Rocco or Tommy. How about Joey Di Angeles or Albert Rahey. I was with Albert when he caught a home run ball in the 1964 world series. How about anyone that graduated in the Class of 63 from St Peters School.

June 18, 2005 19:17:49
Larry Bowman email	what a great site.it brings back memories of me visiting my Nana and Pop in their apartment on Coffey Street in the late 50's and early 60's. Anyone remember Ann and Harry Hale? I remember buying baseball cards around the corner at a candy store and playing with a spaldeen in the street with a bunch of boys (wish I could remeber their names!)

June 17, 2005 15:15:25
Florence Redmond email	Hi, I am Florence Redmond of the Funeral Home Redmonds...What do you want to know?

June 17, 2005 12:48:00
clark kent email	does anyone know how many career criminals good old visitation bvm graduated over the years

June 17, 2005 12:37:17
Lucy Suarez email	Hello Pointers! Please put on your thinking caps! I got an email from a girl in Virginia.... She is trying to do reserch on her Great Grandparents...They came from the point!... The names she is trying to find is any info on these family names... Gerrity (Pattrick)...Redmond(funeral parlor people!) Chalmers... You historians out there, may be able to point her in the right direction! Her email is moonbug [at] springmail.com ...And to Moonbug ... Good Luck!