Dominic J. Calabrese

Miss you Uncle Dom and when you would whistle for Joe and I to come in from Ranney Street.

Miss you Uncle Dom

Dear Gloria and family:
Uncle Dom was always a wonderful Uncle to me. I remember as a young boy when my family would visit Grandma & Grandpa on Oakland St., we would stop at your house on the way. Uncle Dom was the one who got me interested in collecting coins & stamps and even gave me a valuable old coin from early America - I always treasured that coin and the wonderful memories of Uncle Dom's radiant smile - he truly was a gentle, loving, enabling man who shared with everyone. Our...

Christina and family:

So sorry for the loss of your granfather. He is with God now, in a beautiful place with no pain. He and Gerry will watch over you all, until you meet again.

John, I am sorry to hear about your Dad. He was special. I remember him from a Tag Sale years ago. I think of him when we sit on the bench we got from him. God Bless you and your family. Jim Maiolo

I am so glad I got to sit and talk with my uncle the past few years. You are an inspiration to everyone and will very much be missed. We love you.
Marie Odato Lafreniere & family.

Grandpa,

Grapes and pears, a bountiful garden, a treasure chest and a mailbox, coins and stamps and Italian radio, and no one can forget the Red Sox. Thank you for letting me catch the bigger fish that summer, the one you cleaned and Grandma cooked, and you both showed me how to like it. My memories of you will always run deep. I am happy I got to be your grandson. Rest in peace and look over us all. We will miss you.

Love,
Peter

Uncle Dom,
Thanks for the memories...and for Joe too...