ANGELO "Zeke" TRIVISONNO

I remember Zeke used to have cookouts over Bud Brown´s House !! he would do the cooking. He was a great cook too always had a great party at buds house , great food good times

I worked for Zeke in the Euclid Plant.He demanded that you do your job,and if you did there wasn't a problem. I had great respect for Zeke, and always enjoyed seeing him in later years. My condolences to the family and Rest in Peace Zeke !

Phil Smith
Concord , Ohio

Zeke was a very special person for me. I first met him in 1976 when we opened up the Mentor plant. There were things that he taught me and helped me with that I never will forget and I am most grateful for being able to know him. I will miss you my friend.

Zeke was a special person who we admired and looked up to ever since we were kids growing up next to the wonderful Trivisonno family. Thoughts and prayers are with Loretta, Robbie, Richard, Arthur. We will always remember Zeke and continue to tell our favorite Zeke stories guaranteed to make us smile. God Bless Zeke and the Trivisonno's.

I have great memories of Zeke, but more importantly I owe him thanks for the work ethic that he instilled in me that has served me well all my life.

Zeke was a great guy , and excellent general foreman , sorry for you lost

It was such a privilege to have met and share great times with such a fine gentleman as Zeke was. He was so giving with his happiness that it was infectious. Everybody was in great spirits when he walked into a room and shared one of his many stories. The bus trip to the Kentucky Derby is a memory that will stay with us forever-Zeke gave us great tips on what horse to bet, we won! Rest in peace our friend. Smoke all the cigars you want now.

Love,
Jan & Dave

Quite a character I wish I could print out some of his favorite sayings. Always a good story with Zeek, will remember him and his tales.

Joe Vulcan
Madison, Oh.

Condolences to Loretta and the boys.

I knew Zeke for many years at Lincoln and he was one of the finest people that I have worked with. He was hard and demanding at times but his goal was always excellence in everything that we did. I remember the first redi reel machine which had so many challenges. He would come by for a status update and even carry a few of the reels to the line himself to keep things moving. These small acts of kindness made everyone want to do their best...