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John Ciccone Obituary
John was born in Blackstone the son of Angello and Antonia (DeSalvo) Ciccone. John worked for the Charles G. Allen Co. and later he was a foreman for many years at Wain-Roy in Hubbardston. He was a member of St. Thomas A. Becket Church, an avid fisherman and gardener raising tomatoes and vegetables. John was a star baseball player for the Blackstone Valley League and enjoyed playing cards and bocce. The family wishes to thank Scott Mancevice for all his loving care for John over the last month.
A memorial service for Mr. Ciccone will be held on Saturday, December 1, 2007 at 10:00 AM in St. Thomas A Becket Church, Vernon Ave, South Barre. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Barre Rescue Squad, PO Box 201, Barre, MA 01005. Pillsbury Funeral Home, 96 S. Barre Rd., Barre is directing arrangements.
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Ellen Elwell
November 28, 2007
Dear John, Just wanted you to remember a few times that you took your parents out to eat. Your dad joked, while your mom rolled her eyes and laughed. I always thought of them as Ralph Cramden and Alice (the Honeymooners), because they really were funny with each other. I also remember that he loved her home made spaghetti with meatball and sausage sauce. He said he could eat her spaghetti every day. (She said he did!) She spoiled him all their lives. You are a product of their humor, love of family, and tenacity. Remember to turn on a radio or TV and a light in every room so the house won't feel so empty when you go home at night. They loved your keeping them at home with you even though they were both in poor health. You were most fortunate to have them both for so long. Enjoy your upcoming trip south. You can rest a bit knowing that you won't need to drive back home in a hurry as you have in the past few years.
David Lamacchia
November 27, 2007
John,
I would like to express my sympathy
to you in the loss of your father. I spoke to my cousin Richard Celona
by telephone on Monday, and he told
me that your father had died. My deepest sympathy to you once again.
David Lamacchia
Holden MA
Reid and Peggy Dahart
November 27, 2007
John: We are very sorry for the loss of your father, our sympathies go out to you and your family.
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