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John A. Carusone
John A. Carusone, 82, died suddenly, Wednesday, August 18, 2004
at his home in Medford, MA. John was born and educated in East
Boston and after his schooling he worked for the Charlestown
Navy Yard for two and a half years as a drop hammer operator,
before he was inducted into the US Army. After the war he worked
for the Boston Navel Ship Yard for twenty-five years as a drop
forger, retiring in 1971. John was a parishioner at Sacred
Hearts Church in Malden and was a member of the Loyal Order of
the Moose of Malden and a former member of the French Club in
Everett. John loved playing cards, reading and doing crossword
puzzles. He loved spending time with his grandson Loren. John's
daughters always remember their father to be a hard worker and
always having two jobs. One of his jobs was helping his sister
at the arcade, at Salem Willows and working at the bowling alley
on Broadway, in Malden. John had lived in Medford for the last
twenty-one years and was formerly from Malden for fifty-eight
years. He is survived by his daughter Janice M. Carusone of
Newton and her partner Carol Wein, his daughter, Gail M.
Carusone of Malden, his grandson Loren Carusone-Wein of Newton,
his sister Josephine Marsala of CA, and his niece Lynn Stead of
Stoneham and her husband Donald Stead. He was preceded in death
by his wife Dorothy E. (Seiert) Carusone, his father Giovanni
Carusone, his mother Josephine (Arena) Carusone, his brother's
Edward DeVingo and George Carusone, his sister's Emma Carusone,
Grace Rizzo, Lillian Searle, Antoninette Carusone, and Mary
Mambucca. |
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