Emilio G. "Moe" Ciriello

I MET EMILIO WHEN WE USED TO GO
CAMPING AT OSSIPEE LAKE[TOTEM
POLE]YEARS AGO.HIS WIFE,MARIE
BROWN WAS ONE OF MY RELATIVES.I HAVE A LOT OF MEMORIES WITH HIS FAMILY.

My deepest sympathy to the Ciriello family on Moe's passing. Moe was such a fine person. He particularly enjoyed the children, and as I remember, would jump at the chance to entertain them or provide anything they needed. He was, of course, passionate during those hockey days, and his enthusiasm was so contagious. He was always ready and willing to provide any help from which everyone benefited. I used to run into Moe uptown Norwood, but haven't seen him now for about 2 years. He would...

Moe was a fellow mounted policeofficer of my Dad, Alfred. they were both on the job together and enjoyed their days of riding together in many of the parades in Boston. I used to go and ride the horses when they were at Div 16 and got to know Moe then. I would always look for him and my Dad around Christmas time at the Boston intersection of Washington & Summer Streets. My sincere sympathy and prayers to Marie. May Boe rest in peace and now be enjoying the joy of heaven.

Moe was wonderful guy who was passionate about his work. He was also a loyal friend who was always available to lend a helping hand. We both have great memories of working with Moe and we're sorry we can't express our sympathy in person.

Marie, Ann Marie and Emilio Jr.

Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you at this time...
May you feel the presence of this wonderful husband and father around you... as... he is truly with you at all times...
Love and Blessings,
Rose................

Cousin Marie and Family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this very difficult time. As a child, whenever I visited Boston and saw a Mounted Police Officer, I was so proud to tell them that Emil was my cousin. Also, we hope to keep the Ciriello Cousins Club going for many years to come. I will always have fond memories of the many picnics and Christmas parties.

I was one who had the privilege to work with Moe in the Mounted Unit. He was one of the most dedicated public servants in the City of Boston and never sought any accolades for it. Police Officers in their daily routine do many brave things, others are the support. Moe in his own way probably prevented more crime by his talents in his field. The city would benefit greatly should they have the honor to have many more like him. He was a good and decent man. God love him.

Dear Marie and Ann Marie and Emillo Jr.
With deep sympathy on your loss of a great guy husband and father..

On behalf of the Petrillo family our deepest condolences go out to the Ciriello family. Big Emil will be greatly missed.