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Interment in Pine Haven Cemetery, BURLINGTON. Malachy Church, 99 Bedford St., Burlington at 10 a.m. Followed by a Mass of Christian Burial in St. 128, Woburn side) on Friday October 27 at 9 a.m. Sullivan Funeral Home, 43 Winn St., BURLINGTON (Exit 34 off Rt. Great grandfather of Nolan, Joseph, Lily and Preston Miller.įuneral from the Edward V. He was the proud “Papa” of Stephen, Jr., Joseph, Nicole & Meg Caruso, Doug & Bryan Thibodeau and Derek & Chad Miller. of Milford, Roger Caruso of Medfield, Phyllis Gamble of Wrentham, Linda Embree of Franklin, and the late Alfonse Caruso.
John was the brother of Gildo Caruso, Jr. He was the father-in-law of the late Norman Thibodeau. He was the loving and supportive father of Stephen Caruso & his wife Ellen of Peabody, John Caruso & his wife Lynne of Pelham, NH, Karlene (Caruso) Thibodeau of Derry, NH & her significant other Jim Giguere, Larry of Gorham, ME & his significant other Kim Wilkins, and the late Theodore “Ted” Caruso. John was the beloved husband of 62 years of Marjorie (Fahey) Caruso. John’s unexpected passing is a bit of a shock, but he was a great role model for his family and leaves his family with wonderful memories, a strong foundation, and a life time of unconditional love. He played regularly at the Patriot Golf Course in Bedford as well as numerous other courses and tournaments with friends and relatives. When his grandchildren started to play sports, he was once again on the sidelines and stands cheering, encouraging, and coaching. Not that he didn’t have enough on his plate, he also co-owned the Burlington Skate Shop on Cambridge Street with his good friend, Jack Mellen. He loved sharing his passion for sports with not only his sons, but the youths of Burlington. He supported all his children in their sports and spent his days shuttling them from rink to rink or field to field. He coached youth hockey and Babe Ruth baseball. John was extremely active in the youth sports of Burlington. John worked into his 80’s partly because he loved his job and coworkers, but also because there was no one who could perform the work that John did. With the onset of computer guided manufacturing, welders with his skill set have become a lost art.
He worked on fabricating parts for airplanes, spacecraft, microwaves, and any other part that needed to be fabricated by hand. He extremely knowledgeable and skilled and very much respected by his peers and employers. Over the years he had worked at Alpha Industries, MA/COM, and Ferrite Company in Nashua, NH. His last reunion was last month, held at Griffiss Air Force Base in Rome New York. John was extremely proud of his military service and regularly attended the 49th Squadron’s reunions. During his military service, he married Marjorie Fahey and they eventually settled in Burlington in 1962. He was the recipient of the National Defense Service Medal, and Good Conduct Medal. He held the rank of Airman First Class and was a member of the 49th Fighter Squadron. He then served in the Air Force during the Korean War for 4 years. He grew up in Newton and was a graduate of Newton High School. He was one of six children born to Gildo and Margaret Caruso.
Caruso, a extremely talented welder/brazer at Ferrite Microwave Technologies, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday morning, October 25, 2017.
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