November 23, 2021
Tammaro, Louis T. Sr.
Louis Terry Tammaro Sr., a resident of Roslindale, died Monday, November 22, 2021 at the Brigham & Women’s Hospital in Boston. He was 74. Louis was born October 3, 1947 in Chelsea, Massachusetts one of the four children of Michael Anthony and Genevieve Antonia (DeLuca) Tammaro. He graduated from Chelsea High School and earned his Master’s degree from Cambridge College. Louis enlisted in the US Army in 1966 and was honorably discharged in 1969. He worked as a Data Center manager for Bose Corporation and Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare until his retirement in 2012. Louis was the husband of the late Barbara Ann (LeBrun) Tammaro who predeceased him in 2006 and is survived by his son Louis T. Tammaro Jr., and his wife Melissa, of Nashua, New Hampshire; his daughter, Angela E. Tammaro of Roslindale; his two brothers, Anthony and Michael Tammaro, both of Florida; his sister, Rosa Follis of Saugus; and his three grandchildren, Erica, Giovanni, and Dante. Visiting hours will be held Friday, November 26th from 3 to 7 pm at the Folsom Funeral Home 63 Belgrade Avenue, Roslindale. The City of Boston does require masks in the building. Relatives and friends are invite to gather at the funeral home Saturday, starting a 9 am and proceed with us to St. John Chrysostom Church in West Roxbury for his funeral mass at 10 o clock.. Interment with military honors will follow at the St. James Section of St. Joseph Cemetery in West Roxbury. Donations to the National Kidney Foundation, 209 West Central Street, Suite 220. Natick, Massachusetts 01760 would be appreciated.
Comments(5)
A brother is a friend God gave you; a friend is a brother your heart chose for you.
You will be forever missed
Love you
Rosa (sister) and Robbie
Lou has been a friend for 30 years. We worked together at Digital Equipment. His love of his family was a legacy to be be proud of. You will be in my heart forever.
Peace. My friend!
Angela, Erica, Lou, Melissa & boys,
We are so sorry for your loss. We too are feeling the loss of our wonderful friend Lou. We have been friends for over 60 years. We have dined together, laughed together, traveled together and cooked together, And now Nino and I are crying for our dear friend Louie. We will miss him so much. I will always remember the great times we had in high school. Louie will always have a warm place in our hearts and minds.
With love,
Donna & Nino
Dear Angela, Erica, Louis, your wife and children along with Lou’s extended family, Thank you for sharing your Dad, brother, grandfather, uncle, friend with all of our family, sending you our deepest sympathy and prayers
Lou was a true friend to my brother Kevin, (R.I.P.) they cheered for the Patriots, Boston sports teams and followed sports with passion, loved music, movies, cooking, restaurants, sub shops, pizza shops, food was love, family everything, they shared countless laughs and were gifted with true friendship and passed it onto me and my family after my brother died. It is a comfort to know they are together with loved ones in heaven now. Truly heaven is a better heaven now. My family loved Lou, Wwould prepare for holidays baking and enjoying holiday music, sharing memories of every tradition shared in years gone by, we loved to eat everything we baked too. Seasonally and for special occasions Lou would love to visit his wife’s grave and decorate his wife’s gravesite, now they are joined at the graveside, as they were on earth and are in heaven, side by side…truly, he is at peace, full of happiness by his bride again. The empty seat is at the table, Lou won’t be here to help bake and share in memories held dear so we are so sad to have to let him go but until we meet again our family will try our best to emulate his warm, kind, sensitive, smart, humorous, engaging, game for anything spirit of goodness. R.I.P. Lou & love ox our dearest Friend
With Sympathy, Theresa (Terri), Joe, Katrina, Timothy Heisler
O’Connor Family
My best friend for over 50 years. Knowing he’s in a much better place will surely ease my mind. Lou, hope to join you as we will still be best friends for the 50 years. rest in peace – Roger Avelino.