Obituary of Louis Dello Iacono

Louis Dello Iacono predeceased by his father Andrea “Andrew” Dello Iacono, his mother Florence “Fortuna”, his brother Alfred Dello Iacono, his foster sister Thomasina Dougherty and his grandson Royce Louis Dello Iacono. He leaves his loving dedicated wife of sixty-six years Charlotte. His six children Andrea Frazer (Charles), Craig, Florence Gredder (Joseph), Lawrence, Louis and William (Mary). His eight grandchildren Charlotte Frazer Farley (Matthew), James Frazer (Catherine), Charles “Bear” Frazer, Joseph & Kyle Gredder, Crystalynn, Thomas and Dale. His four great grandchildren Ridley & Wesley Frazer, William “Liam” and Griffin Farley. As well as sister-in-law Judy Dello Iacono, brother-in-law Russel Hotzler (Sabina), cousins Iris and Richie Colan, Andrew DeJoseph and Roseann Cavallaro. Nieces and nephews Michele, Ernest, Holly, Johnny, Debbie, Alfred, Florence, Christopher, Kirsten, Alexis, Tiffany, Brittany and countless friends whose heart he touched. Louis lived his life for his family as that was the most important thing to him. He worked hard to provide for them from a Pattern Maker to a Corporate Manager. He was a simple bubbly man who never asked for anything but gave everything he had. He loved Padre Pio, Jesus and God. He prayed as much as he sung. He loved to sing Italian songs since he was a young boy. His relatives would edge him on saying sing Louie sing! He loved Sunday’s Pasta and Meatballs and the holidays were full of one course after the other. The dining room table extended into the living room to accommodate the entire family. These were the times he enjoyed most as he blessed the table with the palms that he placed in water making sure everyone was sprinkled. He laughed as everyone yelled out from getting wet. Prayer was always said before dinner commenced. He told one story after another that you’d think he told them all but there were always more to come. Please leave your stories below and share with all of us your experiences and moments that you remember the most about Lou. I’m sure each one is unique and together we can paint a portrait of the man, the husband, the father, the grandfather, the uncle, the cousin and friend that Lou was to so many of us.