Birth date: Nov 1, 1989 Death date: Nov 5, 2020
Casey J. King, 31 of Salem, NH, passed away on Thursday, November 5, 2020. Born in Methuen, MA, Casey attended the Salem, NH Schools and then went on to Northern Essex Community College. He worked in various New Hampshire area bus Read Obituary
Dear Mary Ellen and Ronald,
I was so sad and shock to see the news in the papers. I could hardly believe my eyes!
Please accept my sincere condolence for our loss, he is always my baby in my heart.
If I can do anything at all, please let me know my home 978 352 2179, my cell 978 821 9111 ( you can text too).
Truly,
Sunanta Ober
Dear Ronnie,
I am saddened to hear of the loss of your son, Casey. I see he followed in his Dad’s footsteps playing basketball. Sending thoughts and prayers to you and your family.
Brenda King
MaryEllen and family,
I am deeply saddened to hear of the loss of Casey. May you find comfort in knowing that he is wrapped securely in God’s arms and is resting peacefully. Your faith with you help you all through this most difficult time.
Cindy Persichetti
Maryellen and Ron, so sorry to hear of this tremendous loss - my thoughts and prayers are with you
Mary ellen and family so sorry to hear about the passing of you son.sending prayers may he R.I.P Margie Corliss
Casey possessed a loyalty and love for many people, I think he felt it was his job make everyone laugh, be happy, and forget their troubles, everyone loved his personality.
Personally, I can say he was always respectful to me, and loyal friend to my son.
I guess the people that really new Casey well, loved him most, for what he was on the inside, he had something that most people don't have, he had a "Deeper Connection" with his friends and family.
Although I hadn't see Casey in years, I feel the connection still, and always will.
He will be missed terribly, and never forgotten. His memory will continue to make people smile, and that's what he would want the most. Rest Easy Casey.
Casey & I shared some great memories on the basketball court as well as laughing/connecting with many different friend groups. His heart, his big smile & that ability to make anyone he encountered feel connected in the moment (while still providing a laugh) was something truly special. My very first interaction was Casey defending me on the bus as I attended private school up until going to SHS. The moment he realized people were laughing at my uniform he took the attention away from me & did something ridiculous to distract our peers. Little did we know our uniforms would become the same later as I got to witness his athletic abilities. His comedic, energetic, compassionate spirit will cont. to live on in all of us. I send my love & support to the entire family & all our friends!
I am so sorry for your loss Ron. Praying for you and your family to find comfort in one another. It’s never easy to say good bye !
