IMBROGNO, Enrico

IMBROGNO, Enrico.Born in Rose Cosenza, ItalyMay 15, 1940.Passed away peacefully at homeon Saturday, February 11, 2017.Aged 76 years.Dearly loved husband of Rita.Loved father andfather-in-law ofAssunta and JohnMario and Julieand Samuel.Adored Nonno ofHenry, Verity, Jonas, Erika,Leonie and Nikita.Beloved son of Umile and Grazia (both deceased). Loved son-in-law of Ernesto (deceased) and Divina Cufone . Beloved brother and brother-in-law of Francesco (deceased) and Carmela, Salvatore and Giuseppina, Attilio (deceased) and Giuseppina, Luigi and Melina, Frank and Connie (deceased) Cufone, Mary and Tony Bria. Loved by all hisnieces and nephews.Riposa In PaceI give thanks for our life together. We shared a special bond which only got stronger with our three precious children and six precious grandkids, which we adored.Our home was filled with family and friends,love and laughter.You were an honestand caring man and a good friend to all.You always made sureyour family had all they needed and you were the happiestin our company.We will miss you.Rick, goodbye for now,we didn't make it to 50,but our 48 years togetherwere the best. Your loving wife Rita.To our most respected brotherand brother-in-lawand Uncle Enrico,Words cannot express the sadness and loss that we feel.Love always your brother, Attilio (deceased) and Pina and family.Our beloved brother, brother-in-law and uncle,We miss you very much and treasured memories,until we meet again.Love always, your brother Sam, Pinaand family.Our beloved brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Words can't describethe sadness we feel. So many wonderfulmemories to treasure. Forever in our hearts. Rest in Peace.Your brother Luigi, Melinaand family.Our dear brother-in-law and Uncle Rick,You were a very good man. Always a tale to tell who made us laugh,you will be missed at Nonna's dinner table. Forever in our hearts.All our love,Frank and Connie (deceased), Mario, Angela, Jae and Netta.We will miss you Rick, We will missthe long happy chats, the great family get-togethers and the fun dinner dances. Rest in Peace.From Tony and Mary