Birth date: Sep 28, 1971 Death date: Aug 31, 2016
Lance E. Dragone of Palm Coast Florida died August 31,2016 after a short illness at Florida Hospital Flagler he was 44 years old. He was born September 28 ,1971 in Middletown, NY, to the late Ann Edelburger and Angelo Dragone. He Read Obituary
Beach days were the best days - 9 years and I still grieve your absence.
There will never be another you,brother.
Love & miss you 😢 💔
Time doesn’t erase the memories!
So many years of friendship-
You know the boys miss you especially P.
6 years and a lifetime of missing you !!!
Brother i knew you my whole life. When i went away and everyone turbed their back on me it was you who got me threw all those years of hell. You always pucked up the phone when i called collect. I missed so many opportunities to connect with you on the outside but you know you were and always will be my true brother...johnny
Here I am at this hour having a Lance moment-
So much is going on and so much has changed but yet remains the same.
I swear you come to visit me - I know Crazy -but this bird for 2 Springs has tried to build a nest in the garage in an old motor cycle helmet. The helmet was moved to the shed ....the bird still flies in and perches itself on a shelf by the door early in the morning when I’m out there having coffee. It may not be you but you’re the only person alive that kept that 5am schedule no matter what the night before was... and many mornings we spent having coffee even after long nights of partying. Anyway I miss you my friend , my brother. The kids and Steve too. A lifetime of memories. And I cry . Because I wish you were here. You’re heavy on my mind never forgotten
Not forgotten!!!
You are missed, I shared with Nickey a story Preston wrote about you, he took it back to where it all began .... our childhood and he wrote about the impact and how important you were to him.
Steven thinks of you often Steve and I miss you
❤️❤️❤️
Lance was a great man even tho I haven't known him for too long. I worked with him at retail and man was he someone I admired and also cared about others. He would always ask me if I needed anything while I was on the injury time, like would you want a Gatorade or snack. And just those little things I can still hear him asking till this day. R.I.P Lance I will see you one day again. You will be missed allot by are other co workers.
