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Mario A. Giannone

07/02/1929 - 12/08/2010

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Obituary For Mario A. Giannone

Mario A. Giannone, 81 of Rockland died on December 8, 2010 at the Coyne Healthcare Center in Rockland after a period of failing health. He was born in Brooklyn, NY son of the late Carmelo and Nancy (Alessi) Giannone. He was raised and educated in Boston and lived in Dorchester for many years before moving to Rockland in 1987. Mr. Giannone was an active participant at the Rockland Sr. Center and was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, the Rockland Sons of Italy, and the Abington American Legion and he was a lifetime member of the VFW. He enjoyed playing Bocce. Husband of the late Mary E. (Cabral) Giannone, he is survived by his daughter Deborah A. Campbell and her husband Richard of Plymouth, a son in law, David F. Vaughan of E. Bridgewater who is the husband of Mario’s deceased daughter Phyllis A. Vaughan. He is the brother of Joseph Giannone of Easton, Josephine Goffredo of Hyde Park and the late James, Frank and Domenic Giannone. He was the grandfather of Diane Nash, Rene Vaughan, Valerie Barnhart, Justin Campbell and the late Jeffrey Campbell. Also surviving are his great grandchildren, Reese Barnhart, Taylor Nash and many nieces and nephews. The family welcomes friends and loved ones to celebrate Mario’s life at the Magoun-Biggins Funeral Home, 135 Union St. Rockland on Sunday December 12, 2010 from 1-5 PM. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Monday, December 13, 2010 at 9:00 AM in Holy Family Church. Burial will follow in St. Patrick’s Cemetery in Rockland. Donations in his memory may be made to the Rockland Council on Aging, 394 Union St. Rockland, MA 02370.

Services

12 Dec

Visitation

13:00 PM - 17:00 PM

Magoun-Biggins Funeral Home 135 Union Street Rockland, MA 02370 Get Directions »
13 Dec

Mass of Christian Burial

09:00 AM

Holy Family Church 403 Union St. Rockland, 02370 Get Directions »
13 Dec

Interment

10:15 AM

St. Patrick's Cemetery W. Water Street Rockland, MA Get Directions »
18 Dec

Reception

12:45 PM

Trinity Episcopal Church 3 Goddard Ave. Rockland, MA 02370 Get Directions »
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  • 05/25/2021

    Mario was at the COA just about every day and looking to play cards (Rummy). He would play until lunch, then go home. He often brought in flowers from a friend at the EAGLES and shared them with his "harem" of ladies. We will certainly miss him. Please accept my sympathy for your loss. Sheryl Beers

  • 05/25/2021

    HE ALWAYS HAD A BIG SMILE WHEN HE CAME INTO THE CENTER AND HE SAW THE CHIPMUNKES HE WAS A GOOD PERSON AND HE WILL BE MISSED REST IN PEACE MY FRIEND.

  • 05/25/2021

    i have spent much of my child hood with uncle Mario and his loving mother my grandmother nonna. he was a fun loving person i have many happy memories wth him and nonna which i will never forget and i have always cherished every moment i had with him.Uncle Mario will be sadly missed but always in my heart forever.

  • 05/25/2021

    Growing up I was fortunate enough to spend some of my school vacations with Mario and Nonna. They were, without a doubt, some of the happiest memories from my childhood. Mario always made time for us, to play with us, or to just sit and talk. He was always kidding around, and I really loved that about him. We went bowling together, or shopping, or just hanging out at home with Nonna. He was devoted to his mother, and was someone I looked up to for many reasons. He was a joy to be around, much like my dad, Dominic. As with my dad, he will be sorely missed. I will always love you, Uncle.

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