Staten Island, New York
Charles Florio, 73 Loved spending time with family, enjoyed tinkering with cars Charles Florio, 73, of Westerleigh, passed away suddenly on Jan. 2, 2020, at his home. He was the beloved husband of Terry Florio (nee Smith) for 42 years; loving father of Raymond Florio and his wife, Molly; devoted...
Read MoreNothing but good thoughts my whole life I knew you. Sitting at the adult table in the 70's was ignored. You talked to me like a adult calling me Joseph. Miss you charl. Ty for all you did never forgotten
Joey
December 30, 2025 | Family
As a kid, idk 8,10? Siting around the kitchen table w all the adults was a little intimiating. Charlie always addresed me like a adult, didnt make me feel like the kid. Charlie, you passed way too soon and had so much more to give to this world. I miss you and will always remember how well you treated me. RIP pal we shall meet again.....
joe ucelli
December 30, 2024 | Family
As a only child, you and Terry werent my cousins, you were like brothers and sisters.When you guys came over and we played games? Lit up my life. One thing of many I miss from you Charlie, was how I was young, 10 12? You would sit right across from me and speak and look me in the eyes like I was 1 of the adults. I guess everyone ignored me as the kid. But I was a adult when you spoke to me. Always Joseph. I can keep going on how amazing you were, but Hapqpy Fathers Day Charlie I miss you.....
joseph ucelli
June 15, 2024 | Family
To Charlie R.I.P. go old friend. We had some good time growing up in Westerliegh and in the Cam BUSTERS CLUB
Philip Verruso
December 30, 2023 | Friend
Rest In Peace Charlie. Loved working next to you for many years. You taught me a lot. As you would say I forgot more than you know! Made working there enjoyable!My condolences to Terry and the rest of the family.
Montague Taylor
January 26, 2020 | Staten Island, NY
Cousin Charlie, when times were different , and the children, were not addressed in the conversation, you always made me feel like i belonged. Nobody talked to me and engaged but you did. You made a young kid feel something, like I belonged. When you met Terry, both of you treated me like brother and sister. I finally had someone to play games, to have company with, to take me to toys r us, (lo,) We lost a good one, a gentleman, a cousin , a friend........R.I.P Charlie you will be missed.
joseph ucelli
January 12, 2020 | Parlin, NJ
Dear Terry, Raymond and family we are so very sorry for your loss..sincerest and heartfelt condolences to you all.
Charlie was a great guy always making us feel like we had known him all our lives....words cannot express the grief and sorrow you must be dealing with...may he Rest In Peace in the eternal light and may you find peace and light as life continues on.
Lynne and Lou Garguilo
January 06, 2020 | Staten Island, NY
My name is Philip Verruso i grew up with Charlie we had a great time together. iam so sorry for you loss he was a great friend and i know he was a great father and husban. Again i am sorry for your loss. he will be missed.
philip verruso
January 05, 2020 | Angier, NC
Terry,Raymond and family I am so sorry for the loss of your husband and father .. Words can't express how sad I am for you all he was a good man husband and father .. Just like you Terry I knew him as long as you did and the laughs that were shared will be with us all.. May god watch over Charlie and his family in this time of sorrow.. Terry I am always here for you. With heartfelt sorrow my heart breaks for you all
Linda / Bob Corsale
January 05, 2020 | Staten Isalnd, NY