Frank Colosimo, Jr, 43, of Fulton RD 1, was killed Monday when crushed by more than 25 tons of clay while working on a construction project in East Syracuse. Colosimo was working on the Ley Creek sewer extension line along Carrier Parkway when the cave-in occurred. (details omitted) Colosimo was born in Bradford, PA and lived in Fulton most of his live. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lena M. Colosimo; a stepson, Lewis Maxam of Fulton RD 1; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Colosimo, Sr., of Fulton RD 2; a brother, Robert Colosimo of Oswego, RD 4; five sisters, Mrs. Anthony Tucci of Syracuse, Mrs. Marion Ellis of Syracuse, Mrs. Kenneth Jenkins of Fulton, Helen of Fulton and Patricia of Albany; and several nieces and nephews.
Published in The Oswego Palladium Times
Tuesday, April 2, 1957
Published in The Oswego Palladium Times
Tuesday, April 2, 1957
Frank Colosimo, Jr, 43, of Fulton RD 1, was killed Monday when crushed by more than 25 tons of clay while working on a construction project in East Syracuse. Colosimo was working on the Ley Creek sewer extension line along Carrier Parkway when the cave-in occurred. (details omitted) Colosimo was born in Bradford, PA and lived in Fulton most of his live. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lena M. Colosimo; a stepson, Lewis Maxam of Fulton RD 1; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Colosimo, Sr., of Fulton RD 2; a brother, Robert Colosimo of Oswego, RD 4; five sisters, Mrs. Anthony Tucci of Syracuse, Mrs. Marion Ellis of Syracuse, Mrs. Kenneth Jenkins of Fulton, Helen of Fulton and Patricia of Albany; and several nieces and nephews.
Published in The Oswego Palladium Times
Tuesday, April 2, 1957
Published in The Oswego Palladium Times
Tuesday, April 2, 1957
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