Thomas Capalbo

Hi Auntie Rose, I am Dora's granddaughter, Phyllis's daughter, Jacquie. I am very sorry to hear about Uncle Tom. I know we have never been really close, but I do remember seeing you both at family gatherings when I was young. I always remember you being so beautiful and how Uncle Tom was so lucky and how he must be a great man to have you. I'm sorry that we must grow older and I miss my gramma and my mom so very much. I am sorry for your loss Auntie Rose. I hope you'll be OK. Find strength in...

Aunt Rose, I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Uncle Tom. He was such a kind, quiet and gentle man. I loved seeing him and all the siblings at family gatherings, especially when they broke out the cards in the evening. Their laughter and occasional raised voices were the sound of our family. My grandparents, Clara and Gino, loved you all dearly.
I'm sorry I won't be able to be there to say a final good-bye, but please know you are loved from afar.

So very sorry to hear of the passing of Uncle Tom. He meant so very much to our family after my dad died. He was a great source of strength to my mom, his youngest sister, Gloria. I know it grieved him greatly when she predeceased him. I so very much enjoyed visiting him and his bride, Aunt Rose, during his later years: always amazed at how independent they remained. He was always tending his tomatoes and growing basil. Always flying his American Flag proudly up the flagpole in his front...

Gary and Marty and family: My sincere sympathy and condolences. Your dad was a solid representative of "the greatest generation", and a nice guy. You guys were lucky to have your dad with you for so many years.