John J. DiFronzo

OMG! How time flies! Most interesting that I recently went bowling with some friends and totally threw my arm out doing so! Had a good time just the same. Brought back a lot of great memories and John was right there through them all! Peace to the Difronzo family!

Serendipity: The occurrence and development of events by chance in a happy and beneficial way.
Well, Tuesday proved to be very serendipitous! Tony Moore, a Colonial Bowling League member, whom I see often at my place of employment, showed me a score sheet and an "average" sheet from 1996 two days ago! Tuesday, 2/15/2022. The reason he had them was relative to a conversation with a fellow employee of his that he bowled over 400 one night and the guy did not believe him! Of course Tony kept the original sheet! So he and I reminisced of the "glory days" of our Thursday night battles on the allies! As we read every single name and their averages we had a comment about each and every one of them! When we came to John (and quite frankly a number of others that are no longer with us) we each had a fond memory that we shared and continued on down the list. As I mentioned last year in my message, those were the good old days! Never to be forgotten days! And, certainly, missed! RIP John DiFronzo!

OMG! How time does pass! Seems like yesterday we were all strolling in to the ally's in West Roxbury on a cold Thursday night! Small chit chat and catching up on the news from the week past. News of any sort was disseminated and spread to all! A tight friendly bunch of guys until practice ended and the business of bowling began!! Oh! Very serious stuff here! After all, it was a money league!!! So much fun! So many memories. And the Bowling Banquet weekends? Forget about it! Can't divulge any more info! Sorry! I'm sworn to secrecy!
God! I never thought I'd be saying this but "those were the days"!!!!
Love to John's family and remembering him with such a sadness and wishing he were still with us!

We think of John often. Ann and I were sitting in her kitchen just this past Saturday talking about old times and John and his old car. The church was are haven growing up. How time has passed but the memory is always there.

I just heard of john's passing. I have so many great memories of john and his family. My roxbury days are the most important part of life. Maria, elena and tony I will call you this week. My love to all of and john's family. Darrell simpson november 16. 2013

Just got the news today (3/23)! I can't believe it! Such a great guy. Enjoyed our many years together in the Colonial Bowling League in West Roxbury. So very sorry for your loss.
Kevin & Theresa Johnson

Diane, Jason and Jodi. I know that your husband and dad was a great person. I grew up with John. To Elana, Maria, and Toni, my friend is gone. To all that know and remember me, I will always remember John as a great, kind, and caring friend. May you rest in piece my friend.

Rich Fargo, Pensacola, Florida

Diane, Jason, and Jodi, I am sorry for the loss of John. He and all of you will be in my thoughts and prayers.

We send our best wishes to the DiFronzo family in this time of such sorrow. We will always remember the great times we had during our younger years! God bless your whole family, John will be greatly missed.

Dear Maria and family, please accept our sympathy and prayers.

Much love,

Alden & Kelly Thatcher

My deepest sympathies for John's family. John was a wonderful, kind and patient man who was a pleasure to work with. I will miss him very much.

Our deepest sympathy and condolonces to the family.

The Connolly's

My deepest sympathies to the family. I met John through Pasek, and he was a great guy who spent time teaching me about our system. I will miss him.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

God bless John, he was brave & fought a good fight. He will rest in peace until you meet again.