Rest In Peace: Dominic Lopano
Jul 16th
Dominick F. Lopano, a lifelong resident of the Tarrytowns, passed away on July 11, 2011. He was 86.
Mr. Lopano was born on June 3, 1925 to Nicholas and Jenny Caroscia Lopano in Tarrytown. He was a graduate of Notre Dame University. He taught for many years in the Ossining Public School system. He was a parishioner of Immaculate Conception Church in Sleepy Hollow. He was a veteran of World War II.
He is survived by his nephew, John Venuti, with whom he lived as well as many nieces, nephews, grand nieces, and grand nephews of the Venuti and Lopano family. He was predeceased by his siblings: Many Venuti, George Lopano, Joseph Lopano, and Josephine Lopano.
Visitation was Thursday from 4-7 PM at Coffey Funeral Home in Tarrytown. His Funeral Mass was on Friday at 11 AM at Immaculate Conception Church in Sleepy Hollow. In lieu of flowers, donations in Dominick’s memory may be made to Burke Rehabilitation Hospital, C/o Administration, 785 Mamaroneck Ave., White Plains, NY 10605.
Dom’s Bio by Henry Thomas Hernandez – 2007
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Vivian June Lopano
Nov 3rd
Born October 24, 2010. 6lbs 14 ounces. Mom, Dad, and Big Sisters Ava and Sophie are doing great.
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2010 Family Picnic – Senasqua Park – Croton
Jul 18th
The weather was a little warm but there was a nice breeze. The food and company were excellent.
Here are some video
and pictures (link)
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Summer Reunion 2004 footage
Jul 15th
Lopano Archive YouTube Channel
I may get around to uploading some more later so check in again. There are 4 up there as of 2010-07-14 at 10:30pm.
Enjoy,
Matt
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Christmas Party
Dec 7th
Great pictures. So clear. Thanks
Here are the lost and found items:
1 green sippy cup (I may keep it for myself)
1 baby rattle as opposed to an adult rattle
1 baby spoon
1 white poka dot blanket
1 tube of lip bronzer
1 nice black tote bag
1 pair of girls black shoes
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Lopanoarchive youtube channel
Dec 3rd
In preparation of the upcoming Christmas party 2009 I’ve uploaded the only old school video I have to the youtube channel.
There is a page for the video playlists that get added on this blog: http://lopanos.org/videos
Christmas party footage from 1985
Teamcornell does a throwback Thursday and with the addition of a few contributing editors I image that would be an easy theme to extend to this blog right here.
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Lopano decendants give a holler.
Dec 3rd
Welcome to the future lopanos.org! After many years of suffering through a very minimalist layout and painfully infrequent updates we are now running an honest to goodness blog.
This means that you can have multiple people updating the content.
This means that you can subscribe to updates of the website.
This means that you can share and update the Youtube channel with family videos.
This means that you can post updates to the site remotely from your phone – because this is the future and we deserve it.
This means that things will most likely stay the same exact way they were but with a tiny bit more shine on them.
2009/12/06 - 10:15 pm
Cool pictures. Thanks for posting.
2009/12/07 - 12:10 pm
Great pictures. So clear. Everyone looks beautiful.
2009/12/09 - 3:50 pm
Look at all thoe beautiful babies and the proud grandparents!!! So sad we didn’t get to come see everyone. Hope to see you all next year
2009/12/10 - 10:23 am
Thanks so much for sharing, it almost felt like I was there. Hopefully next year! miss you guys! xo