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BORN

1928

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2021

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Holy Cross Cemetery and Mortuary - Culver City

5835 West Slauson Ave.

Culver City, California

Benedetto Badalamente Obituary

Benedetto Badalamente was a force that happened upon this earth April 15, 1928. He lived a fulfilling life from his dancing passion since high school at Leuzinger High, through his military service in the Army from 1951 – 1952 serving in Korea which he considered the highlight of his life, and the enduring love of his family and cherished friendships.


 


Ben is survived by his 3 sisters, Josie, Angie and Florence and their families; two children Steve and Cindy; his grandchildren, great grandchildren and even a couple of great great grandchildren. After his retirement from the furniture industry at age 74, Ben lived in Downey until he moved in with his daughter, Cindy toward the end of his life. He was hospitalized for a massive stroke, with pneumonia and covid-19 virus. He died quietly in his sleep in Huntington Beach from complications of covid-19, pneumonia and stroke. He will be remembered with great love and respect from all who knew him. He was a memorable man.

Published by Holy Cross Cemetery and Mortuary - Culver City on Feb. 27, 2021.

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Flo Shaw

March 10, 2021

My loving brother I will miss you so much. You have been my rock for all these years. You have been by my side, for all my trials and tribulations. I will miss you dearly.

Debbie Bernat

March 10, 2021

He will be truly missed, as my favorite Uncle and the Great Uncle to my three sons. He did live such a full and gratuitous life. From working in the strawberry fields as a young boy, serving in the United States Army for his beloved country, to his golfing, bowling and camping with family and friends. He will be remembered always with love and and endearing memories of Thanksgivings at the club and our own
little Taco Wednesdays, because he was bowling on Tuesday evenings. I’m truly blessed to have had this hero in my and my family’s life.
May God continue to guide you in your knew home
Love Always,
Your Niece Debbie

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