Frank Aloi
January 03, 2017
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Frank Aloi was born in Ciro, Italy on June 4, 1920. He fell asleep in death at the age of 96 at Parkridge Specialty Care in Pleasant Hill, Iowa on January 3, 2017.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Filomena. He is survived by his six daughters, Julia Wallace, Emily (Rick) Davis, Angela Aloi, Belinda (Gary) Whitmer, Maria (Marc) Sherman, and Trish (Noel) Gerena, eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Condolences may be expressed at:
www.HamiltonsFuneralHome.com
Don Elliott
02/26/2020
Remembering growing with all you girls I am so sorry for your loss.Sorry it took so long, My heart breaks for you.
all my love .
Donny Elliott
Tommy and Paul Joseph Muñoz
04/05/2018
Sorry for your loss. Your Dad lived a long life. Was he ever Ill...?....? Angela, Emily,Patty Sorry I cant remember all.....please forgive me. call me or text me, both Paul and I want to know your families.
Amy jones
01/20/2017
So sorry for your loss! I did get to meet him and he let me show him a video "why study the bible", he seemed like he liked it! Although I didn't know him very well, I know he was a good man because he has such nice daughters. Hope you find comfort in knowing Others are thinking about you and care! -
2 Corinthains 1:3,4
Holly Bearden
01/11/2017
Emily and Rick, I was saddened to hear of your loss of your Dad, but I know you have the greatest faith in the resurrection, and that hope will sustain you.
Dee Rath
01/07/2017
Trish and Family: Please know that You and Your Family are in my heart and on my mind !
Asking God to give You added strength and courage in the days ahead!
Much Love!
Dee
JJEANNE LEVITT
01/07/2017
BELINDA: I HAVE NO DOUBT THAT YOUR DAD WAS A VERY SPECIAL PERSON. YOUR DEVOTION TO HIM TELLS ME OF THE LOVE BETWEEN THE TWO OF YOU. CHERISH YOUR WONDERFUL MEMORIES.
Marilyn Lee
01/07/2017
Trish I am so sorry to hear about your Fathers passing. I know you will greatly miss him. I never met him however you used to share colorful stories about him and these are memories that will stay with you forever.
mindy schmitt
01/06/2017
Remember your dad growing up, and the duck tape on wagon! He was one of a kind!