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Alex De Pino Obituary
August 28, 1936 - September 22, 2025
Alex A. De Pino, 89 of New Haven, died September 22nd at Y.N.H.H after a brief illness. Born in New Haven, son of the late Alphonse and Caroline Amendola De Pino, Alex worked for many years as a self-employed carpenter. He was the ultimate go-to person when something needed to be repaired or someone needed a helping hand. His ability to understand and connect with people was one of his greatest gifts. He was a jovial man with a generous spirit and a genuine interest in others, he was a treasure who will be missed dearly. In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by sisters Rose De Pino, and Ann Jaqua. Friends are invited to attend a graveside service Monday September 29th at 10:00 a.m. in St. Lawrence Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the charity of one's choice.
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Tammy Capone Stanard
September 26, 2025
There was never a time in my life that I didn´t know Al. He was friends with my grandfather and Uncle Bill, both tilemen back in the 60 and 70´s. When I lived away, I would see him on holidays and when I moved back he helped us at my beach house. I loved having him for picnics because of how he enjoyed a good meal and grilled corn on the cob.
His work was incomparable and my husband always talked about how much Al taught him. I could listen to Al´s stories as many times as he would tell them. And I could write for days with memories.
Al, you will be missed more than you can imagine. We love you and you will be remembered for the rest of our days. I really hoped we would celebrate your 90th birthday.
Please rest easy. You were the kindest soul who did nothing but good in this world. We hold you in our hearts forever.
Camille Golod
September 26, 2025
Steve and I are so very sorry to read about Al´s passing. He was a great friend who loved going to our home in Wellfleet on the Cape. We looked forward to his yearly gift of pickled eggplants and palm crosses for the holidays. He was a gentle, sweet man who will be missed. This world needs more people like Al.
sal russo
September 26, 2025
THE BEST
Laura Kluth
September 25, 2025
Al, I'm so glad I got to see you one last time! So werid how you came by 2 weeks ago to bring us your left over birthday ice cream cake for the kids. You haven't physically been here since my dad passed. God works in mysterious ways. Im so greatful got to see you and talk with you one last time. You were driving and doing great. Talking to mw about your trips to NYC and Rhode Island to eat. Even shared the with me and my son Enzo about the restaurant in NYC ypu went to called Enzo's.
Toli's will always remind me of you. You were like my uncle, my dad's best friend. I'm glad me and my kids have so many memories with you. 45 yrs.of them to be exact. Never ever did i expect this now! You were one of the healithest men i knew. Always watched what you ate, survived a hip fracture at age 88 ,recovered and went back to driving. You were impressive. I hope you are resting and finally back with your family, and my dad. Now when i visit my dad , Ill get to visit you.
Rip Al
Michael cacioppo
September 24, 2025
Dear al,thank you so much for being a great friend and understanding person you taught me so much for the time we shared I will never forget that. I know you´ve been through a lot the last few years but now you are at peace hope to see you in heaven.
Michael cacioppo
September 24, 2025
Thank you, Al for the years you took care of my home and being a great and understanding person they is no like you you where a father figure to me. P.S. also I love sitting down and talking and listening for your advance.Mike
Jason Ginnetti
September 24, 2025
Mr Al!
I will never forget you! We never had a single time that we didn't catch fish. You taught me so many things that are invaluable. Until we meet again.
Jason & Tricia Ginnetti
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