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318 Union Ave
Framingham, Massachusetts
Alexander R. Capone died July 7, 2017 at Oak Knoll in Framingham, after a year-long battle with cancer. He was the husband of Judy (D'Antonio) Capone. Born and raised in Framingham, he was the son of Salvatore and Loretta Capone. Al graduated from Framingham High School in 1954. During the Korean War, he enlisted in the US Navy and was stationed on the USS Midway as a Hospital Corpsman. He was then transferred to the third Marine air wing until his discharge in 1958. In 1963, Al graduated from San Diego State University and began his teaching career in Escondido, California. He was extremely active with various youth programs and activities. Besides teaching, he owned a landscape business and a Country Western nightclub. He lived in California for twenty years but moved back to Framingham in 1978 to marry Judy. Al worked for fifteen years for Prime computer, and with his wife, taught ballroom dancing for many organizations including Keefe Vocational School. He then became involved with town politics as a town meeting member and served on numerous committees. He cared very deeply for the town and for the veterans who served in the armed forces. Al had a love for the outdoors and his interests included sailing, fishing, and trap/skeet shooting, but most of all, his famous Italian garden. He was a lifetime member of the Southborough Rod and Gun Club, and a member of the Christopher Columbus Society and the American Legion in Ashland for many years. Besides his wife, Al leaves behind two children, Anthony Capone and his wife Patti of California, and Lisa Stuart and her husband Jon of Eureka, Montana, and their children Cameron and Amy Capone, and Chelsea Torres and Nikki Stuart. He also leaves two great-granddaughters, Lily Capone and Gracie Torres. He leaves behind three step-children, Lisa Lial and her husband Steve of Stuart, Florida, Christopher Bond of Nashville, TN, and Kim Keeler and her husband Keith of Exeter, NH and their children Miranda Lial, Lindsey and Christina Bond, and Paul (the kid) Keeler. He also leaves behind many dear relatives and friends. A memorial service will take place at 12:00 pm Saturday, July15, at MetroWest Funeral & Cremation Services of Wadsworth-Chiappini, 318 Union Ave, Framingham. Memorial donations may be made to a favorite veteran's organization. The family would like to thank all who loved and cared for Al during his lifetime.
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January 12, 2018
Richard DiPietro
So Sorry to hear of Al's passing.
Such a fun-loving and upbeat guy.
A real pleasure to have known him.
July 12, 2017
I will miss you "Cousin Al". You always made me laugh. Sincere Love and Sympathies to the family. "Cousin Jeannie"
July 12, 2017
Michael Lupis
One of the most fun spirited, colorful, and uplifting person I have ever met. He will be so very missed.
Mike Lupis
July 11, 2017
Patty Smith
I truly believe Al knew no strangers. It only took once to meet Al, and he was your forever friend. He was a man among men, and to me the very best of them; a sweet, kind and caring man. Judy and family, I am deeply saddened of Al's loss to you and all his other loved ones. I will pray for Al's soul and may he Rest in Peace.
July 11, 2017
So sorry to hear of your loss. Al was such a wonderful man. I will always remember working with him and Judy at H
July 11, 2017
So sorry to hear of this Judy. You are in our thoughts.
Love
Jean & Vic
July 11, 2017
Al was a fun loving special person. He had so many interesting stories to share, always laughed when you were around Al! He will be missed, my biggest regret is not making that other meal for Al and Judy! My heart is heavy, he was truly an amazing man. For those who were lucky enough to have met Al, a loving space there will always be. Wendy and Ed
July 10, 2017
phyllis trincia
His personality filled the room! When we spoke recently, we talked about his garden and his prize tomatoes! He will show them how to create a great Italian garden in Heaven. I will miss this larger than life man!
July 10, 2017
Julia Stefanini
A master storyteller, a quick wit and a keen observer. Those few a few of Al's traits we will remember. Al always made us laugh and smile - he had a story for every subject that could ever arise. He adored you, Judy! Our deepest sympathies to your entire family on the passing of someone so special. Al is irreplaceable and truly one of a kind. Love, Julia & Joe Stefanini
July 10, 2017
Joy McGrail
Gone but not forgotton. A special Cousin
Al touched those all around him. I will miss Al's kind heart and larger than life personality. I will always remember the joy that Al brought at our family Christmas parties. My most heartfelt sorrow and condolences.
Love, Cousin Joy
July 9, 2017
Patti Chambless
My heart is broken....Al was such a wonderful man with his devoted wife Judy. For the pas 40 years we have been inseparable. Glenn and I will miss his infectious smile and mighty wit. Will miss you "my buddy" may you rest in peace..Love Patti & Glenn
July 9, 2017
Judy and Bob Simonetta
We will miss all our good times together! Al was such a special person to us! Our sympathies to Judy and the families! Love, Judy and Bob
July 9, 2017
It is hard to lose someone, when you aren't done with them yet. I will always love you, Judy.
July 9, 2017
May God's loving kindness and comfort help you and your family through this very sad time Psalms 29:11
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