In Celebration of

Angelo Boccanfuso

May 12, 1962 - November 3, 2016

It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Angelo Boccanfuso, on November 3, 2016. Beloved husband to Jasmine and father of Antonio and Alessandro. He leaves to grieve his parents, Antonio and Anna Boccanfuso as well as his brother Phil (Roxanne) and sister Connie (Luciano). He will be missed by all, including his nieces and nephews, cousins and friends.

In lieu of flowers, donations are welcomed in Angelo’s memory. Proceeds will be forwarded to the family’s charity of choice.

Guestbook

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Frank and Pia Viele (Friend)

Entered November 4, 2016 from Montreal

To the entire Boccanfuso Family:
It is with great sadness that we learned about Angelo. We would like to express our deepest sympathy and want to wish you all peace and serenity in this very difficult time. We are near you in this very sad moment of your lives. May Angelo rest in peace as he lives forever in our hearts.
Frank and Pia Santella

Sandro Iarocci (Friend from the "Affamati Club")

Entered November 4, 2016 from Saint Leonard

Deepest sympathies to the whole family. Angelo will be missed by all his friends.

Anna Sasso (distant cousin)

Entered November 5, 2016 from laval

There are no words to describe the shock and sadness that we feel. Our deepest condolences to you all. Prayers and thoughts to you all.
God be with all of you in this very difficult time...

Hedy K Ephtimios (Family friend)

Entered November 5, 2016 from Montreal

Our heartiest condolences on your loss! Our hearts go out to you Jasmine, Antonio and Alex! And all his beloved family!
Angelo was a true gentleman and will truly be missed by his family and friends ! May his memory be forever Eternal xxx

Armann Norheim (Since mid 90's colleague on projects and friend)

Entered November 6, 2016 from Norway

Angelo welcomed me into the international world of 'friction' and together we formed the leading team of the ICAO Friction Task Force. Angelo was a pleasure to work with. He was a professional and a gentleman.

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