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William Buonopane Obituary
WILLIAM JOSEPH JR., 53, of Somerdale N.J., on May 23, 2006. Beloved husband of Linda A. (nee Kaer) Buonopane, devoted father of Angela Buonopane and Anthony Buonopane; loving son of William Sr. and Jean Buonopane, of Phila. PA; loving brother of Jeanne (Joseph) Fry, Howard (Robin) Buonopane, and Elizabeth Buonopane. Viewing Friday eve 7 to 9 P.M. at EUGENE J. ZALE FUNERAL HOME, 712 N White Horse Pike, Stratford NJ, 856-783-5100. Funeral Service and Cremation will be held private. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the ALS Association - Greater Philadelphia Chapter, 321 Norristown Road- Suite 260, Ambler PA 19002.
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Darlene Ryan
June 13, 2006
Billy and the entire Buonopane family have truly touched so many peoples lives. What a special family! It's a privilege to know this family and share fun times (and make Billy laugh :). Billy's desire to live life to the fullest and the support he got from his family has been an inspiration. You all have been and will continue to be in my thoughts and prayers.
Harry & May Scarlett
June 12, 2006
To Billy's Wonderful Family:
I remember so many things about Billy, Lynn, Angela and Tony. It is hard to pick out one special time, but if I had to, it would be the suprize party that the family gave to Lynn and Billy. I suspect Angela was behind it, with Aunt Betty's help. Their excitment of being sent to Disney World, and the bigger thrill of seeing their son Tony home again. The tears flowed, but they were tears of joy. The handsome guy and his beautiful blonde doll. They sure are some couple. And we will always think of them that way.
Our love and prayers are with all of you.
Danielle Petrille
June 12, 2006
Uncle Billy, I will miss you. Aunt Linda, Angela and Tony my thoughts and prayers are with you guys.
Brian O'Hara
June 12, 2006
You are in our thoughts and prayers. In loving memory of "Saint Billy".
Betty Buonopane
May 28, 2006
To Billy: You were not just a brother, you were a friend. You always made sure I was taken care of and there to do it yourself if I wasn't. You did anything that was asked of you (and I asked a lot) and did it with your whole heart. Then you were asked to fight a battle you knew you would lose and you put your whole heart into that too. You fought to the very last moment and made me so proud for not giving up. I'll never forget that until the last there was always laughter and happiness in your eyes. Thank you for not giving up and living life as fully as you could until the last. I'm glad to know you are with my daughter now, I'm sure you'll take care of her too. I'm proud to be your sister and happy to have been your friend. I will miss you. I love you.
Aimee Link
May 26, 2006
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.
Angelo Perusso
May 25, 2006
Allthough I have not seen billy in a long time It is of great sadness I feel after hearing of his death I worked with Billy at Kuehnle Wilson many years ago Linda this is Angelo Perusso My wife and I attended your wedding I dont know if your remember me or not Anyway way my prayers are with you and your family
Raymond Frattaroli
May 25, 2006
To; the Buonopane Family: Our Deepest Sympathy and Prayers are with you's in this time of your loss 'I will alway's remember Billy and the great times we shared growing up on Bloyd St. and especially his clarinet practicing on hot summer nights. when we would be playing tag ,or bottle caps. or spring with the Watson's .God Bless and Keep you's and remember one thing that can not be taken are the memories we shared in our hearts, and minds ,Sadly submitted by Ray and Louie Frattaroli
Pat & Joe Raun
May 25, 2006
With our sincere sympathy for the loss of your son, husband, father and a great cousin. He will be in our memories forever.
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