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Dante DeLuise Obituary

Dante DeLuise, 103, Postal worker and charitable donor, beloved grandfather and uncle, passed away last weekend.

Born on Mulberry Street in New York City's "Little Italy," Dante was the oldest of three. When his father died unexpectedly, Dante stayed in an orphanage for a time. For the rest of his long life, Dante donated to Roman Catholic charities and orphanages such as Covenant House and Boys Town.

After eighth grade, Dante went to work, eventually at the U.S. Post Office from where he would retire 40 years later. Dante's wife, Juliette, taught at a Roman Catholic girls school in the Bronx, where Dante and Juliette lived. Together they raised-and doted upon-a daughter of their own: Rosemary. When Rosemary grew up and married, she would triply bless Dante and Juliette with three grandsons.

Currently, two of Dante's grandsons live in the Conejo Valley and one lives in Florida with his wife, where they are expecting Dante's first great-grandchild in November. Dante's family wishes to thank the Thousand Oaks Royal, Dr. Peter Margolis, Los Robles Hospital, and all of Dante's friends who wished him well.

To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.

Published by Ventura County Star from Oct. 22 to Oct. 25, 2010.

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October 26, 2010

We are sorry for your loss. My mother (Maxine)was at TO Royale for a year and we spoke to Dante a few times when we visited her.
The Brown Family

Donna Eberstein

October 22, 2010

my thoughts & prayers are with you all at this most difficult time.
I enjoyed the therapy sessions with Dante,he is missed
Donna the physical therpist

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