Frederick Angelo Alfano 79, of Debary, Florida passed away January 18, 2022. Mr. Alfano was born May 16, 1942 in Newark, New Jersey. He was preceded in death by his wife Alice Alfano, parents Roxanne & Reggerio Alfano and niece Carolyn Wells. Mr. Alfano is survived by his Sister Christina Gilletto (Al) of Kissimmee, Florida, daughter Cathleen Linker (Tom) of Clifton, New Jersey, daughter Sharon Callahan-Parson (Chad) of Bronxville New York, daughter Mary Callahan of Orlando, Florida, son Michael Alfano (Debbie) of Debary, Florida, son Kevin Alfano (Joanne) of Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, grandson Michael A. Alfano of Sandy Springs, Georgia, granddaughter Doctor Christy Alfano of Portland, Oregon, grandson Thomas Linker of Clifton, New Jersey , granddaughter Ellie Parson of Bronxville, New York, granddaughter Mercades Alfano of Susquehanna, Pennsylvania and niece Teresa Gilletto-Tario of Green Bay, Wisconsin. Mr. Alfano retired from Universal Studios in 2006 and was a resident of Zellwood Station until he moved in to his son Michael and daughter in-law’s house in DeBary, Fl in the summer of 2021. He passed with most of his family at his side. Mr. Alfano’s hobbies were Golf, Nascar Racing, Baseball, and served on many Zellwood Station committees . A memorial service will be held on March 26, 2022 at Loomis Funeral Home in Apopka, Florida at 1:00 pm with a reception immediately following.
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Teresa Gilletto Tario says
I AM VERY SADDENED for the loss of my Uncle Freddie. He not only was my Uncle but my Godfather as well. I’ll never forget when we were on an airplane flying to New Jersey for my grandma Roxy’s (his mother) funeral and I had my “Alf” bum (don’t worry, anyone who is family KNOWS who this is to me), Uncle Freddie remarked “If Alf doesn’t behave on this flight, I’ll put him in the baggage compartment!”
IT IS FUNNY now; but it wasn’t then, not to me.
I’LL MISS HIM very dearly and I will miss toasting WITH him, whether it be Scotch or Sambuca.
PLEASE hug my Gran and Grandpa for me when you see them in Heaven.
Christina Gilletto says
My brother Fred and I were very close. A few years back we did a brother and sister trip to Hawaii, a bucket list we both had. Sailing on the ocean watching the whales, and Fred doing the hula on stage were memories I will always cherish. Rest in peace Fred, will always love you. Your sister💔
Carolyn Bauer says
Fred was the love of my sister Alices life and we miss all the family time we had both living in Florida.
He will be missed but know he is happy to reunite with the love of his life but I will miss him also for the monthly lunches we shared.
Love,
Dick & Carolyn Bauer
George Bauer says
Dear Alfano family,
I have no words to explain how very much Fred is missed. He and I shared so very many stories and happy memories. Having each of us losing the loves of our lives brought us even closer as we helped each other with our grief. My visits to Florida will not be the same. I love you my brother. May you find peace in heaven. George
Bill Dukette says
Freddie and I worked a Worthington Pump for 10 years. He was amazingly Smart and had a abilities to solutions to problems that saved the day over and over again – we were good friends as well as being a team getting work done – nothing was impossible for Freddie – Sorry to hear of his loss to his family – he was a dear friend Rip Freddie I miss you