Daniel P. "Beef" D'Onofrio, 45.CLINTON Daniel P. "Beef" D'Onofrio, 45, of 509 High St., died on Tuesday, January 09, 2007 after being stricken ill at home. He is survived by his loving mother, Jeannette (Lachance) D'Onofrio of Clinton; a brother, Michael and his wife Linda D'Onofrio of Lancaster; two sisters, Mary D'Onofrio and her husband Marcos Armador of Nicaragua, and Clara D'Onofrio of Clinton; a nephew, Noah D'Onofrio; and a niece, Jenna D'Onofrio, both of Lancaster. He is preceded in death by a sister, Agnes D'Onofrio, who died in 1967, and a brother, Joseph D'Onofrio, who died in 2002. Daniel was born in Clinton to Jeannette (Lachance) D'Onofrio and the late Victor D. D'Onofrio, attended local schools and was a graduate of the Clinton High School  This disambiguation page lists articles about schools, colleges, or other educational institutions which are associated with the same title. Class of 1979. He held employment
with the Wash Works Car Wash in Clinton for many years, and was a former
member of the Knights of Columbus Knights of Columbus, American Roman Catholic society for men, founded (1882) at New Haven, Conn. (where its headquarters are still located), by Father Michael J. McGivney. and Westminster Country Club. He
currently held membership with the Clinton Lodge of Elks and Polish
American A Polish American is an American citizen of Polish descent. There are an estimated 10 million Americans of Polish descent. More than one million Poles migrated to the United States primarily during the early 20th century. Veterans. Dan was an avid golfer, enjoyed playing pool and
going to the races with friends. He was a true friend who "had a
heart as big as all outdoors." Funeral services funeral service n → misa de cuerpo presentefuneral service n → service m funèbre funeral service funeral n will be held on Saturday, January 13, 2007 from the Philbin-Comeau Funeral Home, 176 Water St., Clinton, with a Mass of Christian Burial A Christian burial is the burial of a deceased person with ecclesiastical rites in consecrated ground. History and Antecedents of the Roman Catholic Burial ritual Early Historical Evidence Among the Greeks and Romans, both cremation and burial were practiced. to be celebrated at 11 AM in St. John the Evangelist evangelist (ĭvăn`jəlĭst) [Gr.,=Gospel], title given to saints Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. The four evangelists are often symbolized respectively by a man, a lion, an ox, and an eagle, on the basis of Rev. 4.6–10. Church, 80 Union St., Clinton. Burial is to follow in the parish cemetery. Calling hours are to be held in the funeral home on Friday, January 12, 2007 from 5 until 8 PM. ART: PHOTO |
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