Michael A. "Mose" Davanzo

Michael, sorry to hear about your dad. I just came across his obituary by accident. I don't know if you remember me. I lived across the street from you above Connie's Fashions, and moved away in 1966 after my dad passed from cancer. I spent many a day eating supper with your family, as your family would let me stay there after school, while my mom went to visit my dad in the hospital. I have thought about you and your family many times throughout the years. You mom and dad were always...

Dear Davanzo Family, I have a lot of fond memories of Mose as a young man at Prospy Zito’s garage. Fortunate to have sent time with him. God bless you all and may Mose Rest In Peace.
Sincere condolences, Tighe Scott

Dear Michael and Joe, I am so sorry for loss your father. I know your dad and mine were best friends since childhood, and it was such a blessing to see Mose again about 6 years ago, when he was by my dad's side as he was passing from cancer in Allentown. Mose was such a wonderful, kindhearted man, and the true Santa Claus of my childhood. I have many fond memories when he came with his beautiful red suite and bag of toys for us kids down on Jewell Street in Roseto, to my aunt and uncle's...

Mike, you were my Best Man at my wedding, and you were my best man all through life.
Rest in peace.

We would like to extend our condolences to the Davanzo Family. Mike was a great guy and good neighbor. He also made many memories for my children as Santa Claus. May he rest in peace.

Gina Ruggiero and Family

We would like to express our condolences to the Davanzo Family.
Mike was a great guy and a good neighbor. He also made many happy memories for my children as Santa Clause. May he rest in peace.

Gina Ruggiero and Family.

Michael and the Davanzo family are part of many fond memories - especially those of my childhood years spent in the Calviero house on Liberty Avenue.
Even as an adult, seeing and talking to Michael always gave me the feeling of "coming home."
If the professor and Annie were here, I know they would join me in wishing you God's speed, my friend.

I remember him from the 50’s - 60’s - 70’s in ROSETO ** A great Guy with a
Lot of funny stories to tell as We would huddle around his Wood Stove in his basement . Lots of Good memories!!!!

Res in peace Uncle Mike. I always enjoyed the times we would all go to breakfast.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.