Guy S. Zaccone

A private Funeral Service and entombment was held at the Woodlawn Versailles Community Mausoleum, for Guy S. Zaccone who died on Tuesday, May 20th at Palm Gardens of Orlando following a long illness, he was 94 years old.
Guy was born on July 25, 1929, to his late and dear parents Anthony Zaccone and Rose (Melchione) Zaccone. He was just one of two children raised in Chelsea. Guy was educated in Cheslea Public Schools and was an alumnus of Chelsea High School. Guy began working for the Middlesex Sheet Metal Co. in Revere. He then enlisted in the United States Airforce during the Korean Conflict and proudly served his country. He was honorably discharged after 5 years of service as an Airman First Class, earning the Korean Service Medal, United Nations Service Medal, and the National Defense Medal. He returned home and in 1954 and married his wife, Annette (Malta). The couple remained in Revere and together they had two sons. Guy was a loving husband and father. He worked extremely hard and tirelessly to provide for his family. He opened his very own laundry service in Revere, and it was called "Speedy We Wash." He owned and operated the business for over 25 years. Both he and his wife began sharing their time between Revere and Florida, then relocated to Florida permanently. He is a past Grand Knight and Fourth Degree Knight of the Knights of Columbus Council #179.
He is the beloved husband of 61 years of the late Annette M. (Malta) Zaccone. Loving father of Stephen Zaccone & his wife Elaine of Orlando, Florida & Mark Zaccone of Revere. He is the cherished grandfather of Alexandra LoRe of Orlando, Florida, Stephen Zaccone, Jr. of Winter Garden, Florida, Nicholas Zaccone and his wife Leanna of Groveland, Florida & Justin Zaccone of Orlando, Florida. He is the adored great grandfather of Nicco, Audriana and Dante LoRe and Juliana and Jenna Zaccone. He is the dear brother of the late Catherine Culbreath.
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