Stephen A. Lippiello

I am so very sorry for your loss. Steve was a wonderful man... a true "gentle"man! We always had a few laughs when we would meet on the Avenue. He was always so pleasant and happy to have a conversation. Sometimes we would pass each other twice on the same walk, and he´d tell me that he just saw my sister at the other end. And I´d tell him "Well, Steve, I just saw your brother at the other end"! We would always laugh. We had many conversations about how very much he missed Carolyn. I miss seeing him, but I know he is now at peace back with his beloved wife. They are finally together forever. Please accept my deepest sympathy. He will never be forgotten.

Mary Ann Larkin
Bloomfield

So sorry for your loss! Your dad was a hard worker, veteran and was inspiration to others!

Lisa and Family,
My deepest Sympathy on the passing of your dear dad. He had a very gentle humorous nature about him. He was such a gentleman very polite, well mannered, such a classy guy. Since the trajectory of Bloomfield has changed, his presence still kept a spark of the Bloomfield we all know and love. I will miss seeing him on his daily walks, he always put a smile on my face. Always quick with a humorous remark, on our last encounter, I asked him Mr. Lippiello, how are you doing today, he looked straight at me and with a witty remark said, I woke up. It has been an honor and blessing to have had such a God- loving gentleman in the community of our beloved Bloomfield. Eternal rest grant unto Mr. Stephen A. Lippiello o Lord and let Your Perpetual Light shine upon him. May he Rest in Peace

Anna Falcione
Bloomfield

Lisa, John and family,

Our hearts go out for you and the loss of your beloved father and grandfather. May God watch over you all and give you peace and lots of happy memories.

Love,
Brenda and Richard Cesaretti

Lisa, Steve and families, you have my deepest sympathy! Your sweet dad and grandfather will always be "Unc" to me! I remember how he always had time to play and joke around with us when we were kids. Even as adults he always greeted us with a smile on his face. I often think of your parents, our mom and Aunt Fran on their Friday nights out together and how they looked forward to that every week. Your dad and mom were loved by a lot of people in the community too! He will be greatly missed, but I´m sure my dear Aunt Care was waiting for him with open arms! L, your cousin Sue