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Aniello Milone Obituary
Neil was born on December 9, 1947 in Naples, Italy to the late Giovanni and Maria G. (Avitabile) Milone. He came to the United States in 1961 and lived the majority of his life in Quincy and Weymouth, Massachusetts until he retired recently to Florida.
He worked as a mason for many years and eventually started his own business, which he owned and operated. He loved his Harley Davidsons and spent many hours riding for great causes with his friends. He loved to play cards with his siblings - sometimes enjoying some very spirited games. He loved spending time with his family and his beloved dog, Cane', who was always by his side. His proudest moment was becoming a US citizen with his brother, Tony, supporting him.
He is survived by his wife, Tracy Lazaron-Milone, his daughters, Ann Marie Milone of Providence, RI, Debra Milone Lynch (beloved grandchildren Natalie Lynch and Nicholas Lynch) of West Warwick, RI, Cassandra Milone and her wife Lydia (Colbert) Milone of Quincy, MA, step children Rebecca Dussourd of Colbrook, NH, Cole Lazaron-McGary of Pembroke, MA, his brother Antonio (Tony) Milone and sister-in-law Dianna Milone of The Villages, FL. He is also survived by many nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by his sister Anna Maria (Milone) Santarpia, brother Angelo Milone, sister Rosa (Milone) Recupero, brother Luigi Milone, and sister Teresa (Milone) Rossetti.
A Funeral Mass will be held on Saturday, October 26 at 10:00 a.m., at St. John the Baptist Parish, 44 School Street, Quincy, MA 02169, followed by a Celebration of Life reception at The Braintree Moose Lodge, 175 W Howard Street, Braintree, MA 02184.
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KATHLEEN FEELEY
October 14, 2024
AnnMarie, Debi, and Cassandra, my heart aches for you. Your Dad was a good man. My familly and I loved Neil. I will never forget how he loved my mother, his "Nana", especially. He was a great stepfather to my grandson Jared. How proud Neil was when Jared joined the Air Force! I miss the holidays we celebrated together. I have wonderful memories that I cherish. I miss you girls. I love you all.
Paul Steinmetz
October 10, 2024
My sincere condolences to Neil's entire family and friends. He will surely be missed.
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Donna Lucas
October 9, 2024
Anielo always seemed to know the perfect thing to say. I remember he was admiring my garden and someone sarcastically noted that the sunflowers were planted in the wrong part of the garden, the shaded part. . Anielo quickly replied to them , " only Donna could make a sunflower bloom in the shade". I took it as a compliment and will always remember that.
Rebecca
October 8, 2024
Giving my condolences or saying I´m so sorry for your loss is just never enough, but here goes.
Neil was an amazing man that I had the utmost respect for. I feel like my mother and Neil´s marriage was like a lost love story. He treated her with the nothing but love and patience, as he did with me and my younger brother. I will always cherish the memories of him my mother, Cassandra, and I on our boat excursions, when we´re little kids. The memory I will forever hold close to my heart is when Mike, my husband passed away, Neil was right there grabbing my stepson so he could say his goodbyes. He loved his 3 girls more than life itself. He was a faithful friend, and truly a hard worker. Neil and my mother Tracy, had built a beautiful life together in Florida for his retirement. The last year or so was tough, but I rest easy knowing how great my mum took care of him and that he left this earth with my mum, his 3 daughters, Cole by his side.
Gary Lazaron
October 8, 2024
Rick and I are thinking of you Tracy. I remember the pictures you posted of you and Neil from the wedding and seeing how beautiful and happy you both were and I know you will miss him greatly. Be strong my sister and always Cherish his memories.
Love Gary & Rick Davis-Lazaron.
Jolene Lind
October 8, 2024
My heartfelt sympathy to Neil's family, especially his beloved daughters. For many years, we shared all of holidays together as one big happy family, enjoyed family vacations at camp or the Smokey Mountains. Neil always found the time to love and support his daughters in every way. I think Easter Egg hunts with Natalie, Nicholas and Jared were our favorite days.
Saddens me that Neil did not get to enjoy those type of holidays with the girls in his latter years, as much as he would like to have as they were the most important people in his life.
My heart breaks for AnnMarie, Debi ( Nick & Nat) and Cassandra, so much turmoil and grief.
George Litchfield
October 8, 2024
The love of friends and family carry you through your grief.
George Litchfield
October 8, 2024
In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.
Patrick Aloysius McNamara
October 8, 2024
Annmarie I was saddened to hear of your Fathers passing.Try to find some comfort in the fact that he is in Heaven now & no longer suffering.I know he is watching out for you,your mother & your sisters as well as all of the rest of his family/relatives & friends.
Patrick Aloysius McNamara
Donna Campbell
October 7, 2024
Terry and I (Donna) sending our deepest condolences to his loving caring wife Tracy. Neil, was always such a sweetheart to me. He even did some home renovation work for my husband and I. I do know how much Neil loved Tracy. He always had a sweet smile on his face when he would look at her. I don´t think there isn´t anything they wouldn´t do for one another. Seeing them together a lot, I knew how deep their love was for each other. Neil definitely was so in love with Tracy till the end and I´m sure they will be together again one day. Gosh I´m going to miss him so much. I´m happy I got to FaceTime and tell him I love him the night he passed way. He even told me he loved me.
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