Frances C. Vessichio

Angelo, I am so sorry to hear of your mom's passing. I did not know her, but decades ago I grew up next door to your grandmother Lena. We lived at 155 Oakley St on the first floor and the Piccolo family lived on the second floor. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.

Angelo I am so sorry for your loss I would see your mom on state st all the time seeing I am still on Hine Pl may she R.I.P she is with your dad now who was such a wonderful guy I often wonder if you were still singing or playing any more praying for you to get through this time ANN DIBIASE

Angelo, so sorry to hear of your mom´s passing. My father was affectionately known as "Mr Squillo" since he always had a cigar in his mouth. Who would spend countless hours at the shop on State Street in the 60s and 70s. Rest in peace ma´am.

Rest in peace Fran. You were always so kind to me and such a great mom to Angelo. Your love of Angelo's music was easy to see as you attended every event that you could. Now, you are reunited with John. I will miss you. Angelo, we love you and are here to comfort and help you. Mike (Lip) & Denise Martino

I am sorry Angelo. Your Mom was one of kind, and probably the last connection left on upper state that lived through so many decades at the Squillo Shop. She saw it all, and always left her door open for strays. I thank you for the times in the shop. There was no one else like her. Men or Women, she had a way to connect with everyone. I pray she is at peace, and watching over you every minute of every day.