Frederick Bosco

RIP cousin Fred , most rewarding, amazing life.

I am sad to see Fred go. I used to go to Washington DC in the spring on an annual basis and visit with legislators on behalf of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). While there I would meet with Fred in Georgetown for lunch and talk about our Italian Heritage. I am the youngest of the original five Anthony Bosco´s and I am the last one alive. I am 78 years old. My Dad was the youngest Bosco of the Bosco Sibling´s and Fred´s Dad was the oldest sibling. Of the four Rosalie Bosco´s,...

Uncle Fred, You were truly a gifted, talented and special person, and Dan and I loved your stories. Rip you are with all your family now.

I have the fondest memory of you bringing Aunt Rose over to visit with my grandma Frances at her house on Woodmere. You were asking grandma about various family members, who married who, and their names. It was a fun time, grandma was laughing, she really enjoyed the visit. Fred eventually left our family with an amazing treasure. He wrote a very thorough Bosco / Lupo family history. Rest in peace Fred, hope you're enjoying a coffee with the family.

RIP Fred.

My dear Uncle Fred, I will surely miss your kindness and your amazing stories about your travels and your students. So glad I got to visit with you in November. You will be missed.

RIP my wonderful uncle. We so enjoyed your wonderful stories. We will cherish your cookbooks and history´s of the family. God has gained an angel.