Sam J. D'Ambrosio
October 8, 1926 ~ December 17, 2011
Greece: December 17, 2011. Predeceased by his wife Clara Borelli. He is survived by his sons, Anthony (Barbara) D'Ambrosio & Samuel (Linda) D'Ambrosia; grandchildren, Michael (Diana) D'Ambrosia; sister, Angie (Robert) Herman; many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
At Sam's request, services and interment will be held privately.
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Anthony, Sam & family. Our deepest sympathy for the loss of your dad. He was always a friend & gentleman. Take solace that he is in a better place. Peace.
Dear Tony, Sam & family. Please accept my deepest condolences for the passing of your Dad. To say the least, Sam & Clara were unique. As I think of days gone by, especially at this time of year, I can clearly recall your Mom, Aunt’s and Grandmother cooking for a week straight, and Sam, being Sam, waiting for the Uncle’s & Brother in Laws to arrive to play cards in the basement. I’ll never forget Saturday morning bowling, the tidbit lectures about life and the value he placed on, and importance of family; these are just few of many cherished lessons and memories that sustain us. Even with all of the unfortunate trials of life, testing him, Sam never faltered in his faith. A huge smile and firm handshake greeted everyone, his baritone voice distinctive, and his counsel comforting. Sam is a true giant of men. Neil Passe, Raleigh, NC
Sam was a wonderful man and a great friend to my father. Friends since childhood Sam and Mike were inseperatable and brothers in the true spirit of the word. Whether it was bowling or dancing at Bosdyks & then Valecia’s you could always find them having a good laugh together. My family tried to include Sam in everything we did and truly enjoyed his company. On behalf of my husband Greg, my children and grandchild we express our deepest sympathy to all the D’ambrosio family. Sam is and will always be missed. xoxoxoxox
Worked with Sam at Lauers Furniture many years ago. Great guy, will be sadly missed