I met Hazel and George Tanzola the first day I moved into my house which was across the street from them in Montville, NJ. They both came to my door to welcome us with wine, chips, and a dip. Coming from New York City, we found this to be absolutely refreshing. I remember Hazel and George telling me they'll never forget the look on our faces that first meeting when we opened our front door hesitantly since this wasn't usually done in New York. We always laughed about that moment. Within a very short time, we became very close to them. They were truly loving and caring parents to their children and grandchildren. After George died, Hazel was given a dog by her son, George, who she loved and called him "my little man." She always spoke to me about her family and, by this time, her great grandchildren who she absolutely adored. I will always have a special place in my heart for Hazel and George who loved to dance and share their happiness and kindness with others. I have been truly blessed with having met and dealt with them over so many years. They gave me hope that there are still real, caring, and decent people in this world and, for that, I will never ever forget them. With much love and fond memories, Janice Friedlander