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Tara posted a condolence
Monday, May 3, 2010
I know I am supposed to write something about you here but feels like I should write to you. As your 81st Birthday approaches this weekend I still find myself thinking of you all the time. I am still missing you but I feel very strongly that you are watching over us all, especially Grandma. I feel so lucky that you were able to meet all of my kids and attend my wedding before leaving us but I still wish you could see how big your great grandchildren have gotten. I miss you.
LOVE,
Tara
"Someday we can take our time, to brush the leaves aside so you can reach us.....but you left me far behind"
~Kevin Martin~
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John B. Townsend II posted a condolence
Monday, January 7, 2008
To David and the Family Monzo:
I apologize for my belated condolences. I just returned to the office from the vacation period and was grieved to learn of the death of your beloved father.
Please be assured that my solemn prayers and thoughts are with you during your ?hour of bereavement.?
I understand that words of condolences, no matter how heartfelt, can be feckless during the immediate period of loss.
It is my hope that the grace of God will sustain you and your family and the love and sympathy of your friends will bring comfort to you and your loved ones.
May your father?s life and legacy live on through you and the family.
As Tennyson wrote in his epic poem ?The Crossing Of The Bar?
?When I embark;
For tho' from out our bourne of Time and Place
The flood may bear me far,
I hope to see my pilot face to face
When I have crossed the bar.?
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Gina DeFrank Abbott posted a condolence
Friday, January 4, 2008
To Eric, David, Barbara, Kathy & family - my sincerest condolences for your loss. Thank you for sharing such warm memories of him. May you find comfort and peace in those memories and in the legacy of love he left to all of you. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Gina
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Kathy Sammartino posted a condolence
Thursday, January 3, 2008
It has taken me a very long time to come up with something to say about Dad because I have so many memories that have been going through my mind, it is hard to pick just a few to mention. It is hard to believe he is gone--up until about 5 years ago, I thought he was going to outlive us all.
He did make the best "juicy eggs" ever--and the best bacon too not too crispy, not too raw. I can't remember him ever eating his dinner without a salad by his side, always containing cucumbers, radishes and vinegar & oil. And always waking up to the smell of his "Taster's Choice" coffee.
Some of my fondest memories of Dad are the way he used to wake me up in the morning for school by rubbing his 5 o'clock shadow on my cheek, all the mid-day businessman special Phillies games he took me to, all the back rubs with rubbing alcohol he used to give me--he was the best at giving backrubs and he never said "no" whenever I would ask for one. But my fondest memory was the way he made me feel so loved without even having to say a word!
I can just picture you now, Dad, dancing through those pearly gates with that youthful smile and sparkle in your eyes. And I know you will always be watching over all of us and loving us forever. I miss you Dad and I will always love you very much!
Kathy
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Lon Anderson posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Dave--So very sorry about your Dad's death. Sounds like he was quite a guy -- and you seem to favor him on many counts. My prayers are with you and your family, and I wish you and your family the very best under these tough circumstances. Lon Anderson
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Anna Kotlik posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Eric-My prayers are with you and your family through these tough times. God Bless.
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CYD & CRAIG WILLIS posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
To Linda and family: Our sincere condolences and sympathy for your loss.
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Tara Monzo Hull posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
As I kissed my grandfather for the last time, I couldn't help but to think of the countless times he would come in the door, see me on the rocking chair and say "Tara Banara!". He would then put his cold hands on my face while rubbing his scruffy cheeks on my cheeks. I hated that--I always hated that. But I will hold that memory with me along with spaghetti and crabs, his endless supply of Dentyne gum, the way he warmed his forehead with his tea cup, juicy eggs on Sunday, and all the other unique things that made Grandpa...Grandpa. I love you!
Tara
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Eric Monzo posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
It's hard to choose from all the memories running through my head, but the silly, little things about Dad stand out. How he always whistled, and jingled the change in his pocket, and his famous "hand dancing". Banging the furnace in the morning to get it going, his late night baths, and how we took turns going grocery shopping with him. When he got sick, he really pulled the family together and, as hard as it was, I am happy for the time we had with him over the past five years. I think I grew even closer to Dad then, and I was able to see the deep, caring, loving aspects of his relationship with Mom. Together they took such good care of us and I have so many happy memories from childhood that will always stay with me. Good bye, for now, Dad. I love you and I'll miss you.
Eric
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Rhiannon posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
I will always remember my Grandpa's corny jokes. He actually gave me a book called 100 corny jokes. I remember how he always had a nickname for somebody. I loved how hed yell out jeapordy answers at the tv. I will always remember what he said about ketchup..."ketchup is for french fries". I will definitely miss his card tricks ....he taught me how to shuffle cards the right way. I have so many memories with my Grandpa. I miss you and love you Grandpa!
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Joe posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
I learned many things from my father. The value of a dollar, the importance of family and friends, the joy of singing even if you're not Caruso, and how to tell REALLY bad jokes and get away with it. He was one of those rare people that always did the right thing just because it was the right thing to do. More than anything he showed me how to grow up without growing old. I am comforted in the fact that, though he is gone, his presence can always be found in the people who's lives he has touched.
See you around, Pop.
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janice posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
chuck and denise..my thoughts and prayers are with u both ..even tho. i can not be there...god bless u and ur family..give ur mom my love.
janice gayowski
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Loretta Viner posted a condolence
Monday, December 31, 2007
Dave,
My sincere condolences to you and your family at this most difficult time.
GOD Bless,
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Pam McGibbon posted a condolence
Monday, December 31, 2007
My prayers and condolences go out to you and your family.
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Cindy Webster posted a condolence
Monday, December 31, 2007
Dave-I'm so sorry for your loss and am thinking about you and your family at this difficult time. I will see you Thursday. You are in my thoughts. xo Cindy
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Barbara Harron posted a condolence
Monday, December 31, 2007
I'll never forget all the little things my Dad used to do for me - like making rings out of peach stones and cooking "juicy eggs" for Sunday breakfast. I remember fighting over who got to go with him to get Donuts - cruellers were his favorite. All of his jokes, though corny, always made me laugh. He was very generous - barely ever raised prices at his shop and would barter in lieu of payment. I loved to go into work with him and have lunch together from "Mr. Panz". I remember drawing with him when I was little - he could draw the best "Hagar the Horrible" and "Popeye". I was always amazed at his youthfulness and hoped that I would inherit his vitality. People called him "Dick Clark" and "Casey Kasem".
I will miss you Dad. I am so proud of you and hope that I can live up to the kind of parent and person that you were. I am sad for us but happy for you because you are now free.
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Kyle Harron posted a condolence
Monday, December 31, 2007
I love Grandpop. I miss him very much.
Love,
Kyle
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Linda posted a condolence
Monday, December 31, 2007
My Dad always had more energy than all of his children put together. I was always amazed by that. He worked 6 days a week and got up every Sunday morning to make breakfast.
When I was a teenager, I remember how mortified I was when he would go running up to a lamppost and, using just his arms, would suspend himself sideways from it. Looking back, it was actually quite an impressive feat.
I'll miss his bad jokes, less than mystical magic tricks, and unique dance steps. But one of my favorite memories was the father-daughter dance at my wedding. As we danced to "Daddy's Little Girl" he looked at me and asked, "Are you happy?" When I replied, "Yes" he just smiled that winning smile and said, "That's all I wanted to know".
I love you Daddy and I hope wherever you are, you're dancing.
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Nick Coretti posted a condolence
Monday, December 31, 2007
Charlie taught me alot when I worked for him many years ago. He was a great employer, friend and family man. He'll be surely missed by all. My sincere condolences to his family. Nick & Ann Coretti
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Zachary Sammartino posted a condolence
Monday, December 31, 2007
My memories of Grandpop are when I played wiffle ball with him, when he did those card tricks that amazed me, and when I hugged him goodbye,I'll miss you Grandpop and I'll always love you!
Zack Sammartino
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Daniel Sammartino posted a condolence
Monday, December 31, 2007
I will always rememeber my father-in-law as fun and a true south philly kind of guy ,I thought that was great to have him as my father -in -law.And I will rememeber his energy and love for life,as he showed at all family get to geather's he love to dance with all the ladies and always saved the last slow dance with his wife.I will miss him,and always remember the good times,golfing with him with his home made driver,he was so proud he made himself.And always letting me drive his new car,I felt so,well you know like family.I miss you moe. Love Daniel
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Dave Monzo posted a condolence
Sunday, December 30, 2007
I will always remember, when I was in 4th grade, my dad taking me to early morning masses when I was an alter boy. After we would always go to McDonalds for breakfast. Don't remember exactly what we talked about or if we even talked at all but it was always my time with him.
Thanks for everything dad!
I love you
Dave
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William &Kathelleen Parsons & family posted a condolence
Sunday, December 30, 2007
Our prayers and sympathy goes to the family. May he rest in peace. God bless.
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Chuck Monzo posted a condolence
Sunday, December 30, 2007
I always wanted to be like Dad. I remember sitting in his lap and steering the car through the A & P parking lot when I was about 8 or 9 years old. When I was 11, I started going to work with him every Saturday and day off from school. I used to shoot darts because Dad did. I couldn?t wait to start bowling because Dad did. After high school, no college for me, even though Dad would have paid tuition if I wanted to go. I went to work full time with my Dad. He never said to me that I should do any of these things. It was more likely the opposite where I had to pester him into letting me do the things he did. Dad always helped me and all of our family, whether it was financially, home repair related he could fix or build almost anything, or whatever other help was needed. He always put his family first. I miss all the things we used to do, even the typical Father/oldest son differences of opinion. All I can do now, as I miss him, is still try to be like Dad.
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Cathy and Jim Rossi posted a condolence
Sunday, December 30, 2007
Peace be with all members of the family. We offer our prayers.
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Connie Santaguida posted a condolence
Saturday, December 29, 2007
Uncle Moe was a wonderful person. He was a beautiful man, always upbeat and positive! I'll always remember that gorgeous smile & that twinkle in his eye. His family meant everything to him.He will be sadly missed, but forever in our hearts. He is at peace now in Heaven. God Bless him. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Sincerely, Frank & Connie
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Jamie Gebhard posted a condolence
Saturday, December 29, 2007
God Bless Uncle Moe but mostly God bless his family who this day suffer the most. Thinking of all of you and praying for you too.
Love,
Jamie
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felicia Cheltenham posted a condolence
Saturday, December 29, 2007
My sympathy and prayers are
With you all. May God bless you all in thistime.
Felicia
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