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Jill Ross
November 3, 2008
I’ll always remember Steve on the phone, calling and saying, “Hi darlin’, how are you?” Then I’d say, “real good, how are you doing? And of course there was the same reply, “Oh I’m great…wonderful, just wonderful!” No matter how he felt, he would always say that. And I could hear him smiling over the phone when he said it.
Memories are such a gift. I know you all have many to enjoy.
Fran and Mariann Ferraro
November 2, 2008
We are so sorry to have just heard about Steve's passing. We were out of town and didn't see the notice. We ran into Charlie McCarthy who told us about it. To the family, our heartfelt prayers are with you all. To Chris, it's so hard to lose your dad so close to your wedding day but you can be assured that he will be with you.
Optogenics of Syracuse
October 22, 2008
From all of us at Optogenics of Syracuse to Patti, Chris and Danielle,
Please know how well liked, admired, and respected Steve was and will remain by us. Steve was never just a customer, but a man we looked forward to speaking with every day and worried about his health when we didn't hear from him.
Our thoughts and sympathies are with you during this most difficult time.
Friends and Staff at
Jessica Reed
October 22, 2008
I was so saddened to learn of Steve's passing. No matter his troubles, he still always said something funny or thoughtful of the other person's situation. Not a conversation passed that between us that Steve didn't speak lovingly of Patti or Chris.
Steve, you will be missed by so many. Thanks for the "lobsters" you sent me; they keep me company and you in my thoughts every day.
Stephanie (Mercuri) Proszkow
October 19, 2008
Steve (Mr. Angelillo as I called him) was a wonderful man. He helped my family and I with our eyesight and would do anything for anyone.
I am very sorry for your loss.
Any day out on the water with Steve is a great day !!!
Stephan Reckie
October 10, 2008
I am in shock about our loss of Steve. His constant smile is welded in my memory of him.
Tricia, Chris, and Danielle, I am very sorry for our loss. He was more than a friend to me, he was family.
I miss him terribly. I know that he is in Heaven smiling at us, and wanting us to celebrate his life.
Tracy Aurigemma
October 10, 2008
I was deeply saddened to hear of Steve's passing. His generosity and caring was unmatched. He was just a great guy all around and he will be sorely missed.
Tracy
Two Captains!!
Joseph Zamparelli, Jr.
October 10, 2008
I am so sad. But I know he is well now. That makes me a little happier. To Trish, Chris, Danielle, all Steve's family, whether by blood, marriage or friendship, I extend my love and prayers. God bless us all. God bless you Steve, my friend. The oysters are on me when I get up there.
kenny manzi
October 10, 2008
My deepest sympathy to the Angelillo and Matarazzo families, Stevie was a good man who taught me how to play a "highly competetive game of ice hockey" and still have fun doing so.He would always talk about his son and how much he was proud of him and that he was sure that he would go far in life and excel at what he chooses to do in life with honor,pride and a mutual resect for his fellow man just like his grandfather Tony "cooch" Matarazzo Stevie will always hold a special place in my heart and i will always have a smile on my face thinking of those days when he would just drop to the ice[and block 98% of the net] and dare me to score on him lol well. let it be known to one and all that Stevie scored a BIG one while he was here on earth, Rest in peace my friend.
Kathy Palmacci Musiak
October 10, 2008
I'm so sorry for your loss. Steve was a great guy.
Jackie Aurigemma
October 10, 2008
Dear Tricia and Chris:
We write this with a very heavy hearts. We are so sorry to hear that Steve's long, courageous fight is over. Our prayers are with you as you go through this difficult time.
Love,
Jackie & Alby
Laura-Lee
October 10, 2008
When we were younger, we all gathered at our grandparents house for weekly Sunday dinners. All the kids goofed around and had a ball. Linda was the oldest, then Steven, me, Dennis, Mary-Alice, Danny and Mary-Jane. Then came the younger kids Joe, Barbara, Teresa and Richard. I remember going to Uncle Bill and Aunt Stephie's house too for one of Steven's birthday partys and we 'cousins' were running around outside of his house chasing each other with cake and ice cream (normal kid stuff)! When Aunt Stephie, Uncle Bill and Steven moved to Massachusetts we lost touch except for weddings, funerals etc. At times like this we think back to our memories (and there are a lot of them) and remember fondly better times and the fun and carefreeness of childhood.
To Patti and Chris we are sorry for your loss. We cling to the hope, though, of being reunited in heaven through God's promises.
I send my love...Laura-Lee (and family)
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