Louis J. Groppi

It's been a loooong time since sending an I care and remember the Groppi family! Since I moved after my husband Phillip Cupertino died, it seems that ther isn't any families or friends to share memories and happy times with! I still remember and love everyone of us left! As always Fern Cupertino

T he best wine I ever had.

To all Family members.

Its a sad Day for all on the South Side, with Louie Passing.

My dad, Tony Zanotti grew up and was very close to the Family.

We would always stop, when in Milwaukee ,to say hello
and pick up goodies at the Store.

My Dad passed back in 2006, and we had his Memorial at the Club Garibaldi and had Groppi's Cater the Lunch.

My sister Barbara(Potyka), Her Husband Jim, Zac Cole and my boys Robert & Chadwick convey our...

I will miss you Uncle Louie.
Let my just share a lil story. August 3rd I was in a very bad motorcycle accident. I was in a coma for 15 days. We when I was in my coma the Dr. told very one that they should talk to me. Well my wife (now EX wife) had gotten word about Uncle Louie's thoughts on the whole situation. And it was about the second day after the accident and they were still unsure if I would survive or not. So after the were no more visitors, my EX wife was telling me how made he...

I really don't know what to say, words can not express the sorrow that I feel for the loss of your husband, father, brother, grandfather, great grandfather. Louie always had a smile on this face. I loved see him in the store. I can also remember the kindness that the Groppi family extended to my family when we needed help. My prayers and thoughts are with you all.

I was so sorry to learn of Louie's death. My family lived on Delaware Av. until 1966. In the store, I was known as the "Dip Dip Girl" because I couldn't say potatoe chips. I always felt special going into Groppi's. In the late 1950's my dad was out of work for several months due to back surgery. My parents, Bob and Lois Cornale were extended credit from "The Groppi Boys' for all of those months. My parents were forever greatful to Louie, Mario and Tommy for this kind act. I will always...

Darlene: My sincerest condolences on the loss of your dad. I still remember all the great times we had as kids.I still think of you and your family often. All my love and prayers.
Debbie Roesch-Wilde 414-817-9003 call anytime

George and Mary,
You have our deepest condolence on the
loss of you father. You'll be in our
thoughts and prayers.
Dan and Annette Dziuba

George and Mary,
You have our deepest condolence on the loss on your father. You'll be in
our thoughts and prayers.
Dan and Annette Dziuba