Emidio "Tony"-Iacobucci-Obituary

Emidio "Tony" A. Iacobucci

Somerville, Massachusetts

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December 8, 2015
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Somerville, Massachusetts

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DOHERTY FUNERAL SERVICE Obituary

Mr. Emidio A. “Tony” Iacobucci--81,  A longtime Somerville resident passed away surrounded by his devoted family on Tuesday, December 8, 2015.

Born in Toro, Campobasso, Italy, he was the son of the late GiovannAntonio and Maria Pasquala (Coccaro) Iacobucci. Tony came to the United States in May of 1966 and settled in Somerville with his family.  He was the beloved husband of 60 years to Assunta “Lina” Iacobucci. Together they made their home in Somerville and raised their family.

Tony was the longtime owner of the Hodgkin’s Spa on the corner of Holland and Simpson Street. He will be lovingly remembered by his family and friends as a hard-working, friendly, and generous man; especially devoted to his family.  

He was a devoted father of Mark Iacobucci of Somerville, John Iacobucci and his wife Carol of Revere, Joseph Iacobucci of Somerville, Connie Evangelista and her husband Felice of Somerville, Lucy Miniello of Somerville, Rocco Iacobucci and his wife Michele of Saugus and Lina Iacobucci of Medford. Tony was the cherished Nonno of 8 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.  

The funeral procession was held from the George L. Doherty Funeral Home, 855 Broadway (Powder House Sq) in Somerville on Saturday, December 12, 2015, at 10 a.m. followed by a Funeral Mass celebrated in St. Clement Church at 11 o'clock. Relatives and friends were invited to attend. Calling Hours were held on Friday, December 11, from 4-8 p.m. Interment was private.  

In lieu of flowers, donations in Tony’s name can be made to the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center, c/o Development Office, 125 Nashua Street, Suite 540, Boston, MA 02114.

Tony's family is grateful for all of the messages, condolences and stories shared about their beloved Husband, Dad and Nonno. They have been a great source of comfort over the past few days. A sincere Thank You to all.

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You are not forgotten The best of a family and a father John Pagliarulo

To The Iacobucci family. I still have so many good memories of Tony when I think of growing up in Somerville. He was such a part of the neighborhood. That corner will forever bring back a smile. It should bear his name. The holidays can be tough when someone is missing. I hope the family is well.

If we could only turn back time , some of my best days was going into Tony’s store seeing him and Joe working the counter , making me feel like a million bucks , then Rocco or John or Marc would pop in and it was one big happy family , laughing and having fun, R.I.P. Tony your remembered and loved .
John Pagliarulo

Just thinking of you grampy..I love you...

I know that it's been a while but as I drove by the store today all I could imagine was that booming voice and his beautiful smile as we would walk in the door. Some people are a thread in a tapestry of a neighborhood. Others, like Tony, were the glue that held a community together. A guy who unknowingly helped other parents by teaching their children to say please and thank you! And who, in the process, raised a great family of his own! I'm sorry for going on but as I drove past the store...

Dear Gramps, I just wanted to wish you a happy birthday today. I know you're not here with us physically but I know you're still here with us in other ways. You will never be forgotten Grampy and I love you and miss you a lot. Enjoy your day with the angels Grandpa. HBD <3

To Grampy
I miss you so much I go and visit your grave everyday and it still doesn't seem real..I sit there and talk to you but it's not the same..you will forever be loved and missed by me and the kids I wish you was here to see how big they are getting but I know you see them from heaven and watch over them for me..I love you Grampy...

grandpa I Iove you endlessly.

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