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Brian Dooley Obituary
Cherry Hill - Brian Dooley, 57, of Cherry Hill, NJ, passed away on Wednesday July 17th, 2019.
Brian worked for AION Management Company of Cherry Hill. He was a graduate of Pennsauken High School and a diehard Miami Dolphins fan.
Brian loved spending time with his family and friends. He was the kindest person you could ever meet and be around. Brian loved life and he will be truly missed by his extended family in South Philly and South Jersey.
Brian is survived by his mother Carmella (Luisi) Dooley of W. Berlin, his brother Tom Dooley (Kate) of Cape May and his sister Barbara Dooley-Faiella of Pennsauken. Brian has four nephews, Tony Dooley (Marcy) of Rincon PR., Dominic, Anthony and Alphonse Faiella of New Jersey. Brian is also survived by one great nephew, Culver Dooley and one great niece, Olivia Faiella, as well as aunts, uncles and many cousins.
Brian is preceded by his father, Thomas Dooley Sr. and grandmother, Jeanette D'Ippolito and grandfather, Rudy Luisi.
Family and friends will be received on Monday July 22nd, from 6pm to 7:30pm followed by a funeral service at 7:30pm at the DeMarco-Luisi Funeral Home, 2755 S Lincoln Ave., Vineland. Burial will be private. Memories, thoughts and prayers may be extended to the family by visiting dlfuneral.com
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Phil Scirrotto
July 22, 2019
You were a great friend someone I could always count on for anything at anytime. I will miss you greatly.
Phil
Scirrotto
Ellen Emmer
July 22, 2019
Brian
We will Truly Miss you...
You were a nice maintenance man to deal with...
Now you are with the Lord and out of pain...
Bless you in Heaven now that you received your wings...
God Bless you Brian
Ellen and Children
He was sweetest with the girls❤❤
Phil Scirrotto
July 22, 2019
Dee Perozzi
July 22, 2019
My thoughts an prayers go to the family R.I.P. sweet angel
Kaisha Hinson
July 22, 2019
I'm so sorry for your loss, Barb. I will keep you and your family in prayer. Stay strong and be blessed. ,
WILLIAM KUEHNE
July 21, 2019
YOU EARNED YOUR WINGS TO BE WITH OUR SAVIOUR BRIAN/LOVE AND MISS YOU/ARDIS AND DAVE KUEHNE (PENNSAUKEN HIGH SCHOOL-CLASS OF 1981)
Brian Moon
July 21, 2019
This was a total shock. My heart is breaking not only for myself but for Mrs. Dooley, Tom,Barb and the rest of Brian's family. I never called him Brian. When we first became friends in the second grade at St. Peter's when I moved to town I knew him as Boo . In high school he became known as Dool. He called me Moondog.
We stayed Best Friends for almost fifty years. There is not enough room on this message board to talk about how much I loved him as a brother and someone who loved life and supported me no matter what. I don't think that I've ever known anyone as honest and brave as Dool. He had the heart of a lion and never hurt anyone. He had a sharp sense of humor and a great imagination. So many great memories over the years from early childhood through the last time we spoke around my birthday at the end of March. We played football together, were always together almost every day though high school. He stayed at my apartment about five days a week when I owned my bar at the shore. We drove from south jersey to Southern California together. He was at my wedding and knew my children. Years and miles got between us but we always talked on holidays , special occasions and always birthdays. I'm lucky to have so many great memories and to have had an amazing person in my corner. I will miss him always but I know that his great strong spirit will be with me forever.
Love you my brother Boo and thanks for being you!
-Moondog
Donna Gagliardi
July 20, 2019
Hoping the time eases the pain of your loss and that your hearts are filled with happy memories of your time with Brian.
Sincerely,
Donna Gagliardi- Muhlack
Celeste Aristone
July 20, 2019
Great guy lots of fun , will be truly missed! RIP my friend!
cELWSTE Aristone
July 20, 2019
So sorry, my deepest sympathy goes out to your family and loved one's, may you rest in peace!
Celeste Aristone
July 20, 2019
Brian you were a great guy, glad l had spent some time with you! l am truly sorry and may you rest in peace! l know you will be missed, my deepest sympathy goes out to your family! You will be truly missed!
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