ZAMPOLINO Alfred 'Freddy,' on Sunday Nov. 8, 2009. A lifelong resident of Closter. Age 85, Freddy was a WWII Army Veteran, a receiver of the Honorable Purple Heart Medal, he served on the front line in New Guinea. He was a proud member of the Closter Elks, VFW, American Legion Post 111, and the Closter Volunteer Fire & Ambulance Corp. He was part owner with his brothers of the Taaz Bowling Lane & Bar in Closter. He is survived by his loving wife Minnie. His loving son Alfred and daughter Joanne. Loving grandfather of Isabella. Funeral Mass Friday 11 AM at St. Mary's R.C. Church, Closter. Visiting hours Wednesday and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the Moritz Funeral Home, 348 Closter Dock Rd. Closter 201 768 4200. Donations to the American Cancer Research.
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DeeDee Vojir
November 11, 2009
Al,my wonderful neighbor and friend, will hold a place in my heart. If my Mom and Dad were with us today they would be sending their sympathy and love to the Zampolino family. He will truly be missed,but never forgotten. My love to you all...
November 10, 2009
I have been thinking about Uncle Afred lately...sorry to hear the news. He gave me so many great rememberances. He was the first Hunter I ever knew and now I am surrounded by so many up here in NY.My thoughts are with you all. Love. Donna Kirby Grimm
Barbara Shaklo
November 10, 2009
Minnie
My family and I send our deepest regrets to hear of Freddy's passing. It has been a very long time since we left Closter, but our memories of a wonderful town with wodnerful people linger. Freddy was most certainly one of them. He was a good friend to my husband Al. We are so very sorry.
Steven Buchtmann Jr
November 10, 2009
My deepest sympathies to the whole Zampolino family. I have such fond memories of Fred, spending time in the finger lakes and always seeing him and talking to him down at the Taaz. Fred and the whole Zampolino family will always have a special place in my heart.
Regina Mauro Eyer
November 10, 2009
My deepest sympathies. Freddy was such an important part of my childhood. I literally grew up bowling at Taaz. It was such a great environment there for kids and the Zampolino brothers were always there for us. Freddy always smiled at us, always talked with us, took care of us like we were one of his own. We felt safe, wanted, and cherished. I have so many wonderful memories, even though it was 35 years or so ago. Thank you, Freddy. There's a special place in heaven for people like you.
Jeff Haviland
November 10, 2009
My thoughts are with you Minnie on the passing of Freddy. He was a good friend to me over the years when I was young. I now live in Las Vegas Nevada but wanted you to know I am thinking of you.
Jeff Haviland
rita oettinger
November 10, 2009
Minnie & family
We are all very sorry to hear of Fredie's death. He was a great guy.
The Oettinger family (Rita)
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