Birth date: Dec 6, 1922 Death date: Dec 21, 2012
Edward Nicholas Imbrogno, passed away at age 90 on Friday December 21, 2012. He was born December 6, 1922 (St. Nicholas Day) in Calabria, Italy and emigrated at age six with his family. He made Lorain, Ohio his lifelong home. At a Read Obituary
Ed and I first met through a mutual customer, RTE back in early 1994. We started to represent Ohio Screw later that year and we had many years of working together. I remember Ed as a very loyal, honest and caring individual, always doing what was right for the customer, rep and his company. My heart felt condolences to the family. I will remember Ed in my prayers.
We are so sory for your loss. God bless your family.
My thoughts and prayers are with Aunt Esther and the entire family.
I have many fond memories from my childhood of Uncle Eddie. He was a wonderful man and is now in heaven with Grandma and Grandpa, Uncle Dulio and my dear father, Louis.
I love and miss all of them.
Your niece,
Cathie Williamson
Dan and Family,
So sorry to hear about your father's passing. You're in my thoughts and prayers.
Julie O'Brien
I am so sorry to hear about Ed. I think my older brother Lou (91) played with him in Italy when they were kids and were friends after they came to the USA.
Love
Rudy Napoli
What a wonderful opportunity we had to see the family and celebrate Uncle Eddie's 90th birthday. It was truly a blessing to hear the stories and hug everyone. The love felt in that room was amazing and I'm sure Eddied felt it and took it to heaven with him. Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire family.
RIP Dearest Uncle Eddie. Now it's your turn to have that Italian Family Reunion in Heaven with those who have gone before us. We'll all be linked together again someday. Love and Hugs to the entire family.
Your Niece, Anita
God has taken another Imbrogno angel to join the others in heaven. Now you can reunite with your parents and your brothers for a truly blessed Christmas. I am very happy to have had the opportunity to know you. My memories of many Christmas past with all of you are etched in my mind forever. God be with you on your final journey. Tell my dad we love and miss him!
How lucky we were to have celebrated your 90th birthday with our family of 115 descendants. Hearing your stories once again and the love that permeated around your love of family, was deeply felt. We will miss you terribly dear brother. God Bless you and Keep you.
Your forever sister Loretta, and Don
