Norridge, Illinois
Monaco, Carmen F. beloved husband of Eileen (nee McCarthy), loving father of Christine, Anthony and Mary, beloved son of Lucille (nee Depa) and the late Tony Monaco, son-in-law of Rose (the late Edmund) McCarthy, dear brother of Mary Lou (John) Wsol and Carol (Joseph) Hetman, fond uncle of many....
Read MoreEileen: I still remember how he loved telling our co-workers how he asked you to marry him... still brings a smile on my face... still warms my heart. It was so nice knowing the both of you then, and I am so sorry for your loss. He had a wonderful smile and personality.
Lupe
November 28, 2022
Thanks to all who signed this book and those that were there for my dad throughout his great life. There never was a sad or dull moment and we never will forget his smile and laughter.
Anthony Monaco
October 12, 2001 | Chicago, IL
We would like to share our feeling of grief and wish to express our best wishings for the entire Monocao family. We had shared many years with Carmen and wish everyone a peice of happiness and graditude for the time Carmen shared in our lives.
Paul Klimczak
September 28, 2001 | Palm Harbor, FL
I am sorry to learn of Carmen's death. I met him when Tony was at Marquette and I was always impressed with his devotion to his family. I certainly have thought of him many times in the past few years.
I will always remember him as a very kind man who loved his family.Your family should know we share in yor sorrow.
D. Michael Guerin
September 25, 2001 | Milwaukee
I have fond memories of being at Marquette together. My prayers are will his family.
Joseph Carberry
September 17, 2001 | Princeton, NJ
Dear Eileen and Family,
We wish to express our deepest sorrow in Carmen's death. It has been a long road since we first met in the early 60's at Marquette and I will always remember Carmen as a kind and caring person. He displayed those attributes throughout his life. We are sorry that we could not be with you today to celebrate Carmen's life.
Ken & Carol Morrissey
September 15, 2001 | Chapel Hill, NC
My sincere condolences go out to Tony and the rest of the Monaco family. As wrestler and coach at Marquette, I remember Carmen and the family well for their support and enthusiasm for a great sport.....but more for their genuine heart felt sincerity. It is difficult to see Carmen pass, but you should feel very proud in the Legacy that both Carmen and Eileen have created in the Monaco family. My prayers go out to you and your family during this difficult time.
Mike Pasdo
September 15, 2001 | Milwaukee, WI
My condolences to the family of my friend Tony Monaco. Carmen must have neen a great man to raise a son like Tony.
Matthew Abad
September 14, 2001 | Milwaukee, WI
To Eileen and Family,
We just wanted to send our deepest sympathy and let you know our thoughts are with you. Take care and hope to see you soon.
Rachel, Adam & Zach Pomerance
September 14, 2001 | Mundelein, IL
