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ETOWAH - Nicholas Rammacca, 81, of Etowah, died peacefully on Friday, April 26, 2013 at Beystone Rehabilitation in Fletcher.
He was born in Manhattan, NY on October 5, 1931 to the late, Alfred and Catherine Rammacca. Nicholas leaves to mourn, his loving and devoted wife, Mary Rammacca. He is also survived by his son, Brent; his adopted son, Paul both of Florida; two half-sisters, Hope and Susan; four step-children, Robert, Barbara, Christina and Dusten; and three step-grandchildren that hold a very special place in his heart.
Mr. Rammacca was a United States Army Veteran who served in the Korean Conflict. After the war he became a hair stylist to the stars in New York. There he owned two hair salons before moving his former wife and sons to Florida where he became a Real Estate investor and owned a cleaning business that he happily named Mr. B's. Nicholas also bought and sold real estate, one of which was a historic property in Florida that afforded him to become a charter member of the National Historic Society in Florida.
In 2003 after the death of his first wife, Nicholas moved to Hendersonville and opened a small Antique shop on 4th Ave. He closed the store a few months later because he felt the market was about to fall. After ten years in Henderson County he met and married his current wife Mary. He was an avid reader, world traveler and loved to visit Antique stores with Mary in his spare time.
Mary would like to extend a very special thank you to the entire staff at Spring Arbor West in Laurel Park; Dr. Jenny Mathews and the staff of Family Health Center; Dr. Donald Culver and the staff at Beystone; Ms. Nichole Bailey of the Henderson County Department of Social Services, we love you and thank you for your love and support; dear friends, Don & Judith Porter;devoted friend, Carl Bartolino in Massachusetts and to all our friends who helped us to walk this long road; Mrs. Pam Pelligran for introducing me to the wonderful group in Fletchers Memory Care. I know understand how dreadful Alzheimer Disease truly is. Thank you all for your support.
A memorial service and reception will be held at 11:00AM on Saturday, May 11, 2013 at Spring Arbor West Assisted Living Facility, 1825 Pisgah Drive (directly behind the Ingles) in Laurel Park.
A register book is available online for family and friends by visiting www.thosshepherd.com.
Thos. Shepherd & Son Funeral Directors is in charge of arrangements.
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Thinking of my brother Nicholas at the anniversary of his passing. May his memory forever be a blessing.
Susan Rammacca Josephs
Sister
April 30, 2019
An intricate and complex branch of our family tree, Nicholas had a bigger than life personality. My brother Nick gave me away at my wedding to my wonderful husband Michael and could be supportive and loving. He inherited much of our family mishigas but had a big heart and a love of life. May his memory forever be a blessing.
Susan Rammacca Josephs
May 6, 2013
Dear Mary,
I am so saddeened to hear the passing of my dear friend Nicholas.
He was quite a character , a true insperation and role model for me.
I enjoyed every visit we had together and now have many memories of his humor and kindness.
Your caring and love for Nicholas is something to be very prod of.
My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of great loss.
With deepest sympathy,
Carl Bertolino
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Carl Bertolino
May 6, 2013
Dear Mary and family, we were so saddened to hear about Nicholas death. We just heard Friday and want you to know we are thinking of you and praying for you during this difficult time. Nicholas was such a great friend to Dad and us and a very interesting person to know. We are so glad we got to know and enjoy him and you. May God richly bless you. Sincerely, Wayne Huff and Victor and Metta Luttmann
Metta Luttmann
May 6, 2013
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