My heartfelt condolences to the ENTIRE family. I remember Uncle Gino always driving a nice car, always being "dressed", and he had a great smile...he once showed me how cool it was that the trunk on his Cadillac shut by itself! My time spent with him was when he married my Aunt Lori. I spent alot of time at the Coney Island...eating more hot dogs than I care to admit. :) He left an impression and I always - even

My heartfelt condolences to the ENTIRE family. I remember Uncle Gino always driving a nice car, always being "dressed", and he had a great smile...he once showed me how cool it was that the trunk on his Cadillac shut by itself! My time spent with him was when he married my Aunt Lori. I spent alot of time at the Coney Island...eating more hot dogs than I care to admit. :) He left an impression and I always - even now - refer to him as Uncle Gino. May he rest in peace and I KNOW that my Auntie was waiting for him...with open arms and Grma Lilah was not too far behind. God Bless

Kristin Amalfitano
Donna (Thornton) Dzieszko's daughter

Maria

Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family and we pray God watches over all of you at this most difficult time.

Ken and Kathy Trush

Gino always tried to be a "Classy Guy" and you know what?--He was!
Gino got respect from everyone he met. There was never a time he
couldn't start a conversation with a stranger. Once you met Gino you never
forgot him. He was always so good to our daughters, giving each one a
nickname. He nicknamed one of them "Trouble City" and we still lovingly
call her that---30 years later. I had some really good times with Gino.
When parents have to bury

Gino always tried to be a "Classy Guy" and you know what?--He was!
Gino got respect from everyone he met. There was never a time he
couldn't start a conversation with a stranger. Once you met Gino you never
forgot him. He was always so good to our daughters, giving each one a
nickname. He nicknamed one of them "Trouble City" and we still lovingly
call her that---30 years later. I had some really good times with Gino.
When parents have to bury their child, they bury a piece of their own
heart with that child. We send Gino's family our deepest heartfelt sympathy
in this time of sadness.
Larry and Donna Dzieszko

My condolences to the Troncone family. Do not feel that you have to go through with the death of your loved one alone. God cares for you and he will give you the strength you need to endure (1Peter 5:7).

From our family to yours, we are so sorry for your loss. I have so many terrific memories of Uncle Gino...most of which included him laughing his infectious laugh. Jennie

Gino had a big heart for our kids and the Wigs 4 Kids program. He loved doing an event for us last year near Valentine’s Day and supported us with whatever he could do for the organization. We have met many wonderful people through Gino and we are grateful that we had a chance to know him. Gino made a difference in the lives of our children. Our prayers for his family at this difficult time.

The kids and I thank you – Maggie Varney & The Wigs 4 Kids Team

Gino was a big part of our lives, married my sister Lori. I traveled the country with Gino, always a lot of fun. My fondest memories is that he would always make my parents laugh. He always drove nice cars, my biggest challenge was to buy them from him before he offered them to others. He was missed and will be remembered. Michael Thornton