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Cristofaro "Luccio" Zappoli

Seattle, Washington

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Cristofaro Zappoli passed away in Seattle, Washington. The obituary was featured in The Seattle Times on August 2, 2009.

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After all these years, my love and fondness for Luccio & Sylvia is palpable and on the surface, never retreating. Sylvia was a great mentor and friend in my first two years of teaching. Luccio was a great bringer of joy, laughter and acceptance. Christina-always love and fun. Thinking of all of you!

Luccio was my friend and his support as well as Sylvia´s helped the through some trying times. He and Sylvia made our group of SU friends made us not fear growing older as they did it with such class. They became our role models for living a good and generous life surrounded by love and laughter and grace. Can´t wait to explore what comes next with him when I get to see him again. . Looking forward to more laughs and warm hugs. And thank you for giving us Christina. She as well is a...

Ti penso e ringrazio ogni giorno Papà!

He had such a zest for life and loved people! I miss him as he always made me smile, and was so positive and full of joy! He loved his family, and was a pleasure to have met him at the Festa Italiana and through the loving Croce family!

June 14th has come and got, your memory still remains, with every glass we toast, pasta we eat, and laughs with friends we meet.

Dear Silvia and Cristina:
I was sitting in my study in Albuquerque this morning when my eyes jumped to the bookshelf where stood the marble bookends, that my friend Luccio made for me just prior to my departure from Sicily. It reminded me of my ongoing dedication to find my friend and how much I have missed our relationship since Carolina, Pelu, Derek and myself departed Sigonella, Catania and our entire Zappoli family in 1972. I could never talk about my military service without...

Sylvia and Cristina - I still remember my times with my friend Luccio and the family and the many Sunday dinner at Mom and Dads before I went off to work at Sigonella. You all treated me like family. I have never forgotten those days, I hold them dear. I am sorry to hear that my buddy Luccio is gone. I wish you and the family my warmest thoughts. - Wes

Sempre in forma mio Papi Luccio! un bacio con tanto affetto! Sei sempre con noi!

I'm sorry to be so late with this Sylvia.
It has to happen to all of us, but I didn't expect such a lover of life that Luccio was, to have been struck down so soon.
My prayers and thoughts of his life when I knew him, are for you.
Darryl Patrick
210-289-1825