Trenton, New Jersey
WHITING -- Benjamin J. DalCorso, 92, a staunch defender of the faith, entered into God's care on Saturday in Community Medical Center, Toms River.Born in Trenton, he resided in the Villa Park section of Trenton for most of his life before moving to Crestwood Village in Manchester Township.He was...
Read MoreOur Family would like to extend our condolences to the Del Corso family.. We have fond memories of Ben coming to our house to visit.. He will always be remembered.
Mrs Anthony Nini and Family
June 15, 2006 | Robbinsville, NJ
Uncle Meno was always such a pip--always telling a joke, giving a smile, time to say hello, he gave his energy and his friendliness to others. He would visit my grandmother when she was a shut-in and only few of us went to visit. He made the trip up to Villa Walsh to visit his sisters and they tell me how they loved to see him. Even when he could no longer drive, he still found a way to go visit! Such the social butterfly!! We all loved him and will always remember him.
Jan Dalcorso
June 13, 2006 | Palm City, FL
Dad, I just want everyone to know what a kind and loving father you were to me. In a world of big egos, you were so sweet and gentle. You always had time to throw a baseball with me. You kept the faith so steadfastly and in your honor so will I. You loved us so wonderfully and I will miss you so much.
Gary DalCorso
June 13, 2006 | Toms River, NJ
