Filomena Napolitano Fagiani

The Fagiani family! I was so happy to see Phil when Arlene drove past our house in Evergreen. We were waiting until covid was better so she could and visit. She was still as beautiful as she was when we all worked together in 1971. RIP Phil and enjoy your time again with Al. Ray and Kathy, co workers

Adele, Our sincere sympathies to you and your family. May God Bless and Comfort you all. May your Mother rest in eternal Peace. The Sanfilippo-Vereen Families

Dear Adele and Arlene, and family. When I reminisce about the Naples Girls, so many memories flood in its hard to break them all down. It was my 3rd birthday on the day she and Uncle Elio married. "Such a big party for my birthday!!" And when we would all meet up over Grand pop Naples for Sunday macaroni and meatball dinner. And the Naples sisters would go to see their sister Phil in the house that Uncle Al built. And what an amazing seamstress she was. She called my mother when...

Our condolences to the Fagiani family. Mr. and Mrs. Fagiani were so nice to Dawn and me and after we were married, visiting our apartment on Klockner Road with Dawn´s parents. On a cold November 1972 weekend, on the spur of the moment we decided to snap photos at Washington Crossing Park with our 35MM SLR. The 200MM zoom lens showed some "old people" far away playing touch football. Let´s investigate. But wait a minute! As we got closer we unexpectedly stumble upon Lou and Emma Carlucci,...

Arleen, we will miss Fil so much! How we looked forward to all our wonderful lunches with the both of you,and our many laughs. What good times we had, we never wanted them to end. Fil, with her beautiful smile, will live on in our hearts forever. We loved her, and we will never forget her!

Aunt Fil now you're together with Unc. And now the whole gang is back together making polenta, biscotti and wine. God Bless. We love you and will miss you.