Ernie was the husband of the late Mary Dorothy (Renzulli) Fino (my mom) and Step Father to Michael Jolly (me), both of Everett, Massachusetts. He was a meat cutter by trade. He had other children, names unknown at this time. He was the nicest man you would ever want to know. When I was 10 years old, I was living in a home for Italian children because my mother was having a hard time supporting herself with little old me. Then came Ernest Fino to the rescue. They both knew I needed to get out of that terrible place, which was run by Catholic nuns. They both married and I was free to come home. It all worked out for all of us, especially me. I would of loved to enter him as a famous person, because he was to me and anyone else who knew him.
Special Thank you for:
Shae "Family Ties" for adding that nice red heart to this memorial. I will always remember this kindness.
Special Thank you for:
Shae "Family Ties" for adding that nice red heart to this memorial. I will always remember this kindness.
Ernie was the husband of the late Mary Dorothy (Renzulli) Fino (my mom) and Step Father to Michael Jolly (me), both of Everett, Massachusetts. He was a meat cutter by trade. He had other children, names unknown at this time. He was the nicest man you would ever want to know. When I was 10 years old, I was living in a home for Italian children because my mother was having a hard time supporting herself with little old me. Then came Ernest Fino to the rescue. They both knew I needed to get out of that terrible place, which was run by Catholic nuns. They both married and I was free to come home. It all worked out for all of us, especially me. I would of loved to enter him as a famous person, because he was to me and anyone else who knew him.
Special Thank you for:
Shae "Family Ties" for adding that nice red heart to this memorial. I will always remember this kindness.
Special Thank you for:
Shae "Family Ties" for adding that nice red heart to this memorial. I will always remember this kindness.
