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Fred L. Izzo, Jr.
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Milford—On November 10, 2024, Fred L. Izzo, Jr. “Freddie”, 59, peacefully passed away surrounded by his loving family at home after a long illness. Mr. Izzo was born in Seaford on July 9, 1965, to the late Fred, Sr and Louise (Mills). He is survived by his longtime girlfriend of 15 years, Karen R. Corzine, step-daughter, Sarah Malanka; and son, Bryan Czap. His beloved dog, Carson. And he will be loved and missed by a host of family and friends. Freddie enjoyed taking his boy, Carson to park and the beach. He also loved cheering on the Green Bay Packers and anything Harley Davidson. He was a hard worker in the warehouses of Perdue, Sea Watch and Mountaire Farms. Freddie has moved on to be with his Heavenly Father. And both parents, sister, Pam L, both in-laws, and many beloved friends. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Sunday Breakfast Mission, www.sundaybreakfastmission.org or The National Kidney Foundation, www.kidney.org. Please visit www.rogersfhmilford.com to express condolences. Celebration of Life service will be held privately.
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301 Lakeview Avenue, Milford, DE 19963
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