Richard-Zanoni-Obituary

Richard Valentine Zanoni

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

1930 - 2021

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Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Richard Valentine Zanoni (1930 - 2021) Passed away on Saturday, May 29, 2021. He was an incredible husband, father, companion, brother, friend, Godfather, uncle, teacher, principal, and community member. His loving wife and partner of 40 years, Maryjean passed away in 2003. Sometime later, he...

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To Richard's entire family, please accept our condolences. Dear "Til", It was hard to lose a friend I had since kindergarten. We will all miss him. Carol Diehl Chernoff and the Riverside High School Breakfast Group

My deepest sympathy to the entire Zanoni family! I loved your dad like a second dad and he always treated me like family! I just heard about his passing he was such a wonderful, fun loving man and a great storyteller! I can still hear him practicing his viola as I would stop over to clean his house. I will forever treasure memories with your mom and dad! My prayers and thoughts go out to all of you .

Linda and Family- my deepest condolences to you and your family. Your dad was not only my principal( when I taught @ GBA) but also the father of my dear friend Linda. He was kind, compassionate, funny and a very cool guy! I can just picture him wearing his leather jacket riding his motorcycle! I know he was very proud of you, Linda, and I know you were a wonderful daughter. Take care. Miss T.

I'm so sorry to hear of Dick's passing. I knew Dick through my membership in the viola section of Milwaukee's (then) "Catholic Symphony" and later in the Concord Chamber Orchestra. Dick threw himself enthusiastically into the operations of the orchestra and its fund raising, and seemed to know a seemingly endless stream of his fellow Italians whom he could cajole into giving of their time and talents and, yes, money. As they would say, jokingly, it's not easy to be Italian. Dick never...

My sincere condolences to the family. Mr Zanoni was my 5th grade teacher at 36th Street School. He was the very best!!! Rest In Peace Sir

MY SINCERE CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY OF RICHARD ZANONI, WHO I MET, BOTH HE AND HIS BROTHER ATTILIO, WHEN I WAS RECRUITED INTO THE 84TH. INFANTRY DIVISION RESERVES BAND, AS I PLAYED THE FIRST CHAIR TROMBONE IN HIGH SCHOOL AND DONALD MOHR, THE ASSISTANT MILWAUKEE MUSIC SCHOOL DIRECTOR, WAS ALSO THE 84TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND CONDUCTOR, WHERE I MET MANY OTHER ACCOMPLISHED MUSICIANS, I.E. RONALD DEVILLERS, WHO I REFER TO AS MY FRIEND OF OVER 60 YEARS. EVEN THOUGH TODAY, I HAVEN'T PLAYED THE...