Angelo Geech Zito

I WAS SO SORRY TO READ ABOUT THE PASSING OF "GEECH"WE WERE CHILDHOOD FRIENDS WHO I"VE THOUGHT ABOUT WHEN I PASSED THE OLD HOUSES,WE SOLD CHRISTMAS TREES WITH JOEY AND COOKED HOT DOGS AT UNCLE RALPHS HOT DOG STORE ON PACIFIC ST.HE WAS ALWAYS A GREAT PERSON.MY SYMPATHY TO HIS FAMILY THEY LOST A GOOD PERSON. TOM FROM KINNEY ST.

Uncle Geech was not only my beloved uncle, he was also my Godfather, an honor which I will carry with me always. The thing that I treasure and will always remember about you is the way you loved my parents, and were my fathers best friend. You taught me how to laugh, you know that heartfelt belly laugh, and when you would tell a story, how animated you always were.
Remember sunday mornings in the summer in Piscataway, breakfast in the gazeebo: being cooked outside-how we enjoyed your...

Dear Uncle Geech, another part of my heart is torn off and nothing will bring it back. We had wonderful times growing up together. It was the best times when I lived with you and Uncle Joey, Aunts Carmella,Annette and Rosie. We laugh so hard . I will alway be a better person for having known and loved you. See you later, your niece Vicki

Uncle Geech, I will always remember Sunday mornings having bagels and coffee at mommy's house in Newark and the Holidays we spent together.I will always remember the jelly apples you made us (I always looked forward to them) I loved the way you told stories, I could just see your expressions, you always made us laugh.Uncle Geech, you are one of the greatest men I will ever know in my life and I am PROUD to be your niece. I will miss you, Love always, Camille

I will miss my Uncle Geech immensely. He has been such a great influence on my family and I our entire lives. I will always remember the intense and special way he would tell us stories and made us all laugh always. He has a heart of platinum and a soul of gold. And of course he made the best candy apple's ever! To you my sweet and dear Uncle I celebrate the legacy you leave behind you will always live in our hearts and never, ever be forgotten.
From the one you named REE REE

I was very sorry to read about "Geech". I knew him from the neighborhood when I worked in Belleville (for about 20 years) He was a great guy. I would get a coffee and a cigar in the morning. We both drove Town Cars, and he would always tell me to wash mine. His car was beautiful and mine was always dirty.
Again I am very sorry to read of his passing.