My Uncle Mundy...married to Rose Mary Esposito on January 12, 1946. He served in the US Army from June 26, 1941 through November 20, 1945, achieving the rank of Seargent. He co-owned Del Rosa Bowl and San Hi Lanes in San Bernardino for 38 years before he retired in 1994.
He is survived by his wife, Rose Mary; two sons, William of Riverside and Thomas of Sacramento; a grandchild; four brothers, Joseph, Arthur, Bruno and Anthony, all of New York; and two sisters, Mary DiMaggio and Nancy Marcello, both of New York.
The last time I saw him and Aunt Rosie was in 1979 and it is a visit I remember fondly to this day.
He is survived by his wife, Rose Mary; two sons, William of Riverside and Thomas of Sacramento; a grandchild; four brothers, Joseph, Arthur, Bruno and Anthony, all of New York; and two sisters, Mary DiMaggio and Nancy Marcello, both of New York.
The last time I saw him and Aunt Rosie was in 1979 and it is a visit I remember fondly to this day.
My Uncle Mundy...married to Rose Mary Esposito on January 12, 1946. He served in the US Army from June 26, 1941 through November 20, 1945, achieving the rank of Seargent. He co-owned Del Rosa Bowl and San Hi Lanes in San Bernardino for 38 years before he retired in 1994.
He is survived by his wife, Rose Mary; two sons, William of Riverside and Thomas of Sacramento; a grandchild; four brothers, Joseph, Arthur, Bruno and Anthony, all of New York; and two sisters, Mary DiMaggio and Nancy Marcello, both of New York.
The last time I saw him and Aunt Rosie was in 1979 and it is a visit I remember fondly to this day.
He is survived by his wife, Rose Mary; two sons, William of Riverside and Thomas of Sacramento; a grandchild; four brothers, Joseph, Arthur, Bruno and Anthony, all of New York; and two sisters, Mary DiMaggio and Nancy Marcello, both of New York.
The last time I saw him and Aunt Rosie was in 1979 and it is a visit I remember fondly to this day.
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