This memorial website was created in the memory of Al Oliverio, 91, born in 1927 and passed away in 2018. We will remember him forever.
We will always remember and cherish
.. the good times we shared with you and Beverly
.. the many wonderful Oliverio family stories
..your love of our puppies and having "bowwow powwows"
.. your knowledge and expertise about anything car-related.
Thank you for the many wonderful memories.
Uncle Al I will miss the way you loved your family. In a time of great devastation and illness you were a loving light, supportive pillar and a great example for Jackson who adored you. Eternal rest granted to them O’Lord and may perpetual light shine upon them. Assai Assai
Uncle All, We miss you very, very much. Thank you for spending so much time with us, most of all for being the grandfather Tony and Steven never had. You were always present when we needed you and have left an indelible mark on our hearts. Much love, Cathy and Paul
As an employee of Hewlett-Packard, I remember Mr. Oliverio and how much he was respected at HP for the work he did & his contributions to the company. I am saddened to hear of his passing. Another icon of HP.
Al was my mentor at HP and a close friend. After retiring and moving back to Florida, I could only keep in touch with him via the phone (never used email). He convinced me to move from Florida to California in 1973 a move that I have never regretted May he rest in peace..
A lifetime of memories with Uncle Al...as a young child I was always excited when we were together with the whole family. So missing you now & your frequent phone calls to ask about the family & what the kids were up to. Wishing we lived closer so we could cook your favorite pasta & spareribs that you enjoyed so much. Coffee, homemade delicacies, & sharing family stories. My love Julie
As a child, I looked forward to visits with "Uncle Freddy." As a teen, he helped me get my first car. As a college student, when he heard I was interested in a career in HR, he introduced me at HP, where I worked for the next almost 3 decades. As an adult, he treasured visits with the family, especially the grandchildren. So many fond memories. Rest in peace dear Uncle Al. Love, Linda
