Angelo Giamanco

To Aunt Annie and Cousins, I will always have a special place in my heart for uncle Andy. He taught me to appreciate music and enjoy the peacefulness of music. Our times going upstate are so dear to me, picking berries, running around the woods, walks to the lake, and especially the sitting around the fire at night. What special times we had together. It was so great when they all ended up in Coram together. I missed the times we all spent together. You will be missed.

I'm truely sorry about the loss of your father and know that you loved and will miss him very much . I too have lost my father not to long ago and you are not alone . He will be with you always . love billy

My dear family..I don't even know where to begin...just a short time ago grandpa was sitting at my table.. eating, drinking(beer)-LOL keeping me company while Bob was playing out..following grandpa's musical footsteps...little did I know that would be his last visit to my home, filling it with laughter...and playing with his great-granddaughters...all though too short...I will forever remember that time with him...& all of our family memories...grandpa often said to me..."look what I created"...

To my Aunt and Cousins: The memories I have with you, your father/husband and your family/cousins is close to my heart. The days when I was young and living with you in Whitestone, the days when Uncle Andy drove us in his station wagon to go upstate to the "country home", when we sang 100 bottles of beer on the wall until he couldn't take it anymore. Then to part and move to Flushing and Elmont, only to come full circle to Coram where my Mom and Dad enjoyed Aunt Annie and Uncle Andy's company...

Dear Mrs. Giamanco, Andrea and family:
I am so sorry about your loss. I hope that the love and support of friends and family and a lifetime of wonderful memories will be a comfort to you at this difficult time.

my memories of Mr g are very happy times. he always made us feel welcome in his home. If we were lucky, he would play his organ or tell us a joke.. But he awlays had a smile.. He will be missed..

I remember mr g would always make us laugh with his jokes and he alwys made us feel welcome at his home.. if we were lucky he would play his organ or tell us a funny story.. he always made us feel welcome. he will be missed by all.

i am so sorry for your loss,and i am sorry i was not here to be there for you but you are in my thoughts! xoxo

Dear Mrs. Giamanco, Andrea, Lorraine, Arlene, Louise and Louis:

I'm so sorry about Mr. Giamanco's passing. I remember the times when we were teenagers and we'd come over to your house. Mr. Giamanco always play his organ for us. He even played for us again all these years later at your condo. He loved his music. As long as you have happy memories of him he will always be close in your hearts.

With love and sympathy,