Birth date: Mar 24, 1935 Death date: Dec 4, 2018
Domenic DelVecchio, 83, of North Syracuse, passed away December 4, 2018 at St. Joseph’s Hospital surrounded by his loving family. He was born in Italy, son of the late Leonardo and Maria DelVecchio. Domenic retired from Santoro In Read Obituary
Lenny and Dom...sorry for your loss.
To All the Delvecchio Family,
I wish to express my sincere condolences at the passing of Mr. DelVecchio. Had I seen the announcement sooner, I would have been there to grieve along with you.
I had the privilege of rendering medical care to Domenic as his primary physician on Court Street and also in the urgent care center in Cortland, NY. He was a good man, very sweet, and always appreciative when I took care of him. We had some nice discussions about our families and I know he loved his very much, especially his Bernadette.
Most notable was his pride of serving as a US Marine and his thoughtfulness in asking me about the well being of our son Adam, who is in the US Army. In fact, the first words he would speak at every encounter we had was, "How's Adam?" Domenic cared enough to always remember and to ask for him by name. That says something about the kind of man he was.
Rest in Peace, Domenic.
Dr. Raymond Jannetti
So sorry for your loss Keith ,Ro and family sending our condolences to you all....Cherice Skinner
So sorry to read about Mr. DelVecchio's passing. Lots of great memories of times spent at the DelVecchio home. I'm happy I stopped by last year when I was in Syracuse to chat for a bit. Thinking of you all as you celebrate Mr. DelVecchio's life with stories and wonderful memories.
Carolyn Noroski Stillman
Uncle Dom, we love you and will miss you. You were a great example of an excellent husband, father, grandfather, uncle and an all around great person. You will be missed.
I am very sorry for your loss. Mr DelVecchio was always very sweet to me and I carry those memories with me today. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Kelly Leonard
We are so saddened to hear of Mr D’s passing. He was such a wonderful man who always put his family first and I always looked forward to seeing you Mom and Dad at work they always made me laugh and always asked how my family was doing! I know he will be deeply missed. Sending our thoughts and prayers to your family🙏
