Mario J. Orsi

Three years in heaven, uncle Mario. you will always be remembered. Loved visiting you when we returned to NY and looking at pictures. Patty enjoyed cooking for you. Pray for us, uncle Mario

Dear Francis and Uncle Mario
Time passes so quickly and as we all know and have learned we just have to get used to not having you and all the rest who journeyed ahead We miss our family more than you know and as the summer approaches we will always have our memories of the biggest barbecues in Somerville whenever we had those gatherings. Thank you for watching over us we feel the presence of all of our angels. with much love your forever Boston family

Dear Uncle Mario. A message from Boston. Now that you have made your journey to heaven just before the 4th of July weekend I´m sure are with everyone and Nonno will get the grill ready So many memories from all those many many summer weekends spent at 37 Porter street Somerville. You and my family will pray for you in heaven.

It is with emotion & pride that I say I will truly miss uncle mario. He was a true family man, had tremendous faith and was always eager to help. He married my aunt Anna on June 24, 1950, a very hot day. Since I was born that same morning, my mother couldn't make the wedding and uncle Mario agreed to go to the maternity ward to surprise my mother. He included my sister and I in fun outings with my 2 cousins. We spent alot of time with aunt Anna before she passed when we moved back to NY & we spent happy times with both of them. Our many visits with uncle mario afterwards will always be cherished. God bless you dear uncle.