Alphonse Aleo

Hey Justin,
I remember(vaguely) your grandmother Toni as well as her brothers David and Frank and their mom Agnes.
My youngest brother David Leo Hunter was the youngest son of your great grandfather ( whom he was also named after) and his 2nd wife my mom Audrey. Like his father David’s life was cut short at the young age of 41.
( 05/30/1962- 01/01/2003 ) .

Hey sorry for the delay, I never saw any alerts that you had commented back, Yes, Toni is still alive and kicking (and working), she's got an upholstery shop in Cohasset center. I mentioned this to her 2 days ago and asked if your name rang a bell and she immediately said yes, and proceeded to tell me who you were, and then said that she thought you had died, and I said "You must me thinking of someone else because he's online and posted this photo less than a year ago, so if he died it must have been recently", and after a little back and forth she retracted that said said "oh wait, it might have been his brother that died, I might be getting the two confused". Agnes died back in 2004, at 88. David died about a month or less after her. Toni, Betty and Frank are all still alive. I have had an Ancestry account for a long time and have a bunch of Al's relatives all logged in, including his parents and some of their distant relatives over in Italy and Armenia, and I knew that him and Agnes had gotten divorced, that he had remarried, and I vaguely recalled hearing a long time ago about him having the second son David and wondering why there were two David's, but never bothered as a little kid to start getting into peoples business and asking those questions. Right after Agnes had died, Toni started going through the house, cleaning out a lot of her clothes and putting photo books and other stuff aside, but mostly doing away with clothes, old meds and other stuff that wasn't gonna be needed, and at the time I started heavily going through all of the photos she had accumulated, some were so old that even Toni had no idea who they were, a lot looked like Sicilians, still over there, so we assumed they must have been either some of Al's distant relatives, or possibly some of Stephen Girardi's distant relatives still over there (Agnes's father). Do you happen to know, is Al buried up here in Boston or down in NC ?, I swore I had seen something either on ancestry or in some of Agnes's old papers, that showed a death certificate from NC and something about a burial plot down there, but when I mentioned this to Toni a few days ago she initially insisted he was in St Michael's cemetery in Boston, but after a few minutes said "oh wait, did we have him moved ?, my mother might have had him moved down there", Seemed a little strange that she couldn't recall something like that.