Filippo Giovinazzo, 66, of Demarest, passed away on Monday, December 23, 2019. Beloved son of the late Santo and Rose Giovinazzo. Dear brother of Rocco and his wife Tam of Old Tappan and Santo and his wife Joan of Northvale. Loving uncle of Rosemarie, Katie, Emily, Maggie and Rocky.
Phil was a longshoreman for ILA Local 1804-1 for 10 years before retiring. Prior to that he worked for Franco Carting for almost 35 years.
A Memorial Mass will be celebrated Saturday, January 11, 2019 at 11 AM at St. Anthony’s RC Church, Northvale.
In lieu of flowers, donations in Phil’s memory may be made to the American Diabetes Association, www.diabetes.org.
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To the Giovinazzo family,
Sorry for the loss of Philly he will be surely missed.
Great memories of having him around the Carlone household my parents adored him. Your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
The Carlone and Porcelli Family
Cuz, we had so many great times and fun together growing up, mostly thru high school. We lost touch but never forgot you and the memories. So sorry you had to leave us so young, but you will always be remembered and loved. Love your cuz, Patty (Rocco and Joanne’s dtr) Hope your brothers Rocky and Sammy can contact me as i don’t have updated numbers. Love you guys
Phil was a great guy, and friend to many. He will be missed by many.. Condolences from my family to Phil’s family. Sal and MYRA DiBlasio.
I am so very sorry for your loss. My prayers and thoughts are with your family at this difficult time. Phil was a great friend to all of us and will be missed by many. We always had good times and fun when we hung out and did we laugh . May he Rest In Peace
To the Giovinazzo Family
I am so very sorry for your loss. Phil was a great friend to all of and a great guy. He will be missed by many. My deepest sympathy is extended to your family. May he Rest In Peace .
Rocky/Sammy – sorry for the loss of Philly. I always liked all of you guys. Always had some laughs when Philly was around. God bless you all and pls ask your brother – now in heaven – to pray for us. Ciao, Brothers – Joey McPartland