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- From William G. Sprague, correspondent, note of April 19th, 2007
Deceased 2nd Husband Louis DelSavio I262605:
(At first I though that Louis DelSavio below was the deceased 2nd husband of Mildred Ackerley as stated in her obit. I then obtained his obit and there is no mention of Mildred so I believe that this is actually the father of Louis Delsavio Jr. and that Jr. may have been the ex-husband of Mildred. The problem is that I can find no record of the death of Jr. as stated in Mildred's obit, although he is listed in database as having a residences in Andes, Livingston Manor and Armonk NY. That doesn't mean he is alive. Jr. is also 20 years younger than Mildred and his father was only 8 years older than Mildred, but that doesn't mean anything either. There is just a piece of this puzzle missing which I can't put my fingers on. I also just found that this same obit was published in the NY Times with the only difference being that it stated he was from Lew Beach instead of Andes)
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Louis DelSavio
Birth: April 9, 1910
Death: March 10, 2000
SS#: 112-16-3761
Death Residence Location: Zip 13731 Andes, Delaware County, NY.
Taken from the Middletown Times Herald Middletown, NY dated Wed. March 15, 2000:
LOUIS DEL SAVIO SR. Andes, N.Y.
Louis Del Savio Sr. of Andes, a longtime resident of the area, died Friday, March 10, 2000, after a long illness. He was 89.
Born April 9, 1910, in Caneva, Italy, he was reared in the Bronx.
Mr. Del Savio was a member of the Bricklayer's Local 37. He was a founding partner of Sal-Vio Masons, which became one of the leading masonary construction firms in the New York high rise building industry. His company's accomplishments include work on numerous luxury residential and office buildings in addition to Electchester, Rochdale Village, Co-Op city and The New York Foundling Hospital. He came to the mountains in 1950 and, for 20 years, he pursued his love of farming while continuing his construction business. For the last 30 years, he worked on his Beech Hill farm full time. He served on the Planning Board of the Town of Andes and was an advisor to the Andes Historical Society.
Survivors include his devoted wife, Louise Carson Del Savio; his loving children, Louis Jr., Arthur and Rita Coscia; seven grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren.
He was pre-deceased by his first wife, Carmela Deluca Del Savio; one son Paul; and one granddaughter, Andrea Coscia.
A memorial Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 18, in Gate of Heaven R.C. Church, Roscoe.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial contributions be sent to the Beaverkill Valley Fire Department; HCR 1, Box 16, Lew Beach, N.Y. 13758 or the Andes Society for history and Culture Memorial Fund, P.O. Box 455, Andes, N.Y. 13731. [2]
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