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Vincenzo D'Agostino Obituary
Vincenzo (Vince) D'Agostino, age 88 of Chicago passed away suddenly on Friday, September 2nd. Vince was born in Auletta Campania, Italy and emigrated to the U.S. to become a successful businessman and the very embodiment of The American Dream. Cherished son of the late Concetta and Giuseppe D'Agostino of Auletta Italy, loving husband of 65 years to Angela Cafaro D'Agostino; devoted father to their children Anna Maria (Tom) Gallios and Giuseppe (Kathryn) Mitchell; cherished grandfather to Isabella, Sophia, and Liliana D'Agostino; caring dad to Tania (David) Estrada, Vincenzo, Maritza, and Auria Rebeca D'Agostino; devoted brother of the late Vincenza (the late Ciro) Buccino of Rome, Italy, the late Marco D'Agostino, and Nicolina (Frank) Milito; kind and loyal Zio to his nieces and nephews. Lying-In-State at St. Michael's Church Old Town, 1633 North Cleveland Ave. Chicago., Saturday, September 10th from 9:00 A.M. until Mass of Christian Burial at 10:00 A.M. Entombment Maryhill Cemetery. For more info 312-225-8500.
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Diaz
September 13, 2022
We will remember him like a wonderful person that he was, very kind, smiling and happy ... we will miss you.... Fam Diaz
Tony Davidson
September 11, 2022
Saddened to hear of the loss of Vincenzo. He was always a very kind person to Sharon my wife as well as to me.
He loved his family and was a generous and giving person
Gisell Wien
September 9, 2022
Sorry to hear of Vince's passing.
Longtime friend of so many years.
Gisell & Rich Wien
Minneapolis
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