Philip D'Aprile obituary: Philip D'Aprile's Obituary, Rochester
In Memory Of
Philip Ronald D'Aprile
1939 - 2018
In Memory Of
Philip Ronald D'Aprile
1939 - 2018
Rochester/Williamson-
Passed away June 4, 2018 at the age of 79. Predeceased by his parents, Jake and Anna D’Aprile (Ross) and siblings Frank (Barbara), John (Patty), Jim (Jean), Frannie (Joe), and Chuck (Jan) D’Aprile. He is survived by his loving son and daughter, Tony (Laura) D’Aprile and Angelique (Oleg) Konstantinovsky; siblings Dick (Sharon) D’Aprile and Barbara (Tony) Cangiolosi; two grandchildren and two great grandchildren along with many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Honoring their father’s wishes, there will not be a service or calling hours. The family plans to hold a memorial celebration of Phil’s life in the near future when family and friends can all be together to share in memories, laughter and food!
Phil spent a lifetime in sales, first as a small business entrepreneur and finally retiring from Sleep City in 2017.
Phil was passionate about cooking and sharing his creations. Knowing which dish or cookies he was bringing to a gathering didn’t matter, you just knew you better get there first before it was all gone!
He was devoted to and a fierce defender of his family and friends and will be forever missed.
Passed away June 4, 2018 at the age of 79. Predeceased by his parents, Jake and Anna D’Aprile (Ross) and siblings Frank (Barbara), John (Patty), Jim (Jean), Frannie (Joe), and Chuck (Jan) D’Aprile. He is survived by his loving son and daughter, Tony (Laura) D’Aprile and Angelique (Oleg) Konstantinovsky; siblings Dick (Sharon) D’Aprile and Barbara (Tony) Cangiolosi; two grandchildren and two great grandchildren along with many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Honoring their father’s wishes, there will not be a service or calling hours. The family plans to hold a memorial celebration of Phil’s life in the near future when family and friends can all be together to share in memories, laughter and food!
Phil spent a lifetime in sales, first as a small business entrepreneur and finally retiring from Sleep City in 2017.
Phil was passionate about cooking and sharing his creations. Knowing which dish or cookies he was bringing to a gathering didn’t matter, you just knew you better get there first before it was all gone!
He was devoted to and a fierce defender of his family and friends and will be forever missed.
Rochester/Williamson-
Passed away June 4, 2018 at the age of 79. Predeceased by his parents, Jake and Anna D’Aprile (Ross) and siblings Frank (Barbara), John (Patty), Jim (Jean), Frannie (Joe), and Chuck (Jan) D’Aprile. He is survived by his loving son and daughter, Tony (Laura) D’Aprile and Angelique (Oleg) Konstantinovsky; siblings Dick (Sharon) D’Aprile and Barbara (Tony) Cangiolosi; two grandchildren and two great grandchildren along with many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Honoring their father’s wishes, there will not be a service or calling hours. The family plans to hold a memorial celebration of Phil’s life in the near future when family and friends can all be together to share in memories, laughter and food!
Phil spent a lifetime in sales, first as a small business entrepreneur and finally retiring from Sleep City in 2017.
Phil was passionate about cooking and sharing his creations. Knowing which dish or cookies he was bringing to a gathering didn’t matter, you just knew you better get there first before it was all gone!
He was devoted to and a fierce defender of his family and friends and will be forever missed.
Passed away June 4, 2018 at the age of 79. Predeceased by his parents, Jake and Anna D’Aprile (Ross) and siblings Frank (Barbara), John (Patty), Jim (Jean), Frannie (Joe), and Chuck (Jan) D’Aprile. He is survived by his loving son and daughter, Tony (Laura) D’Aprile and Angelique (Oleg) Konstantinovsky; siblings Dick (Sharon) D’Aprile and Barbara (Tony) Cangiolosi; two grandchildren and two great grandchildren along with many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Honoring their father’s wishes, there will not be a service or calling hours. The family plans to hold a memorial celebration of Phil’s life in the near future when family and friends can all be together to share in memories, laughter and food!
Phil spent a lifetime in sales, first as a small business entrepreneur and finally retiring from Sleep City in 2017.
Phil was passionate about cooking and sharing his creations. Knowing which dish or cookies he was bringing to a gathering didn’t matter, you just knew you better get there first before it was all gone!
He was devoted to and a fierce defender of his family and friends and will be forever missed.
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New Comer Cremations & Funerals
6 Empire Boulevard
Rochester, NY 14609
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Eastside Location (585-288-2880) is assisting the family
Eastside Location (585-288-2880) is assisting the family