TODAY IS JULY 15, 2021 THE DAY I FOUND THE NEWS OF THE PASSING OF MY DEAR FRIEND THAT I WORKED FOR FROM OCTOBER 1969 TO MAY OF 1975 IN SUNRISE  .MANY TIMES I TRIED IN VAIN TO FIND HIM ON LINE. I HAVE LIVED IN CENTRAL FLORIDA SINCE 1978..ORLANDO AND HERE IN DELTONA SINCE 1985. WE WERE VERY CLOSE FRIENDS AND I CRIED AS I WATCHED THE VIDEO. GREAT AND SWEET MEMORIES OF THOSE YEARS WE WORKED SIDE BY SIDE GOD BLESS YOU DEAR BROTHER, REST IN PEACE. MARIO AND LUSY WEREYOUNG CHILDREN. GOD BLESS YOU AGATHA IF YOU ARE STILL ALIVE.  I AM 85

I  am so sad to discover that Mario passed away when I inquired how he was doing at Carl’s Barber shop; I had assumed he had retired. 

He was such an amazing gentleman and I miss chatting with him while he cut my son’s hair. My condolences to his family as I know you were his pride and joy. 

Rest peacefully sweet Mario. 

It was the first week of January and I was past due for my haircut with Mario, as I do every 6 weeks.  And as always, I was going to see my friend and have our usual passionate conversations about politics, family, work and overall life.  Last time I saw him he was getting ready for his grandson's wedding (he was so proud!).    

Mario was my barber for 15 years.  Although we were almost a generation apart,  he and I shared a lot in common:  we were both migrants, my family is born and raised in Italy, my son is in the air force, passionate about food and travel, and family at the core of everything. 

When I learned about his passing at the barber shop,  I was surprised at the strong feelings of loss and how much he meant to me.    I had to hold back tears and get a hold of my emotions.  I can only imagine the feeling of loss to his friends and family.   

I lost my longtime barber.  But most importantly, I lost a good friend.  I will sorely miss my 30 minute a month friend. 

My deepest condolences to his family and friends.   'Che riposi in pace accanto a dio'

You don’t know me but my son and I were customers of your father for years.  I am truly devastated by your father’s passing and just wanted your family to know what a beautiful human being your dad was. My son, Nico has Down syndrome and your father loved him and was loved by Nico.   He always patted his head and said he was a good boy in that awesome Italian accent.  He spoiled him with lollipops and NEVER let me pay him for cutting Nico’s hair.  He even got mad at me for trying to at least tip him...lol.  Anyway, I just wanted to pass along my condolences.  I am not eloquent enough to find words that express what a gentlemen I found Mario to be.  I am so sad and I will miss him dearly.  Please pass my prayers onto Mrs. Taglienti and the rest of the Taglienti family. 


To the Taglienti family, I am thinking of you all during this time. I was Mario’s customer for over 15 years. I considered him my close friend and always told him over the many years that I see him and talk to him more than I do my family and friends. I have very fond memories of the conversations we had about family, cooking, business, life, and restaurant recommendations. He knew the most personal things about me and had a way of listening to people that I aspire to learn. He was the ultimate gentleman and I’ve learned a lot about how to treat people from listening and watching Mario. I will forever be touched by his kindness, humility, friendship, and his passion for people and family. I am so grateful to have met him and to be with him every 2 weeks for the past 15 years. He will be missed. 

We have shared many memories with the family when our children  were growing up . Coaching baseball and having bar-b-ques and get togethers. Our deepest sympathies go out to Agatha and family 

My son and I have been Mario's customers for almost twenty years now. But more than that, Mario was my friend. We had countless conversations about our families, our memories from the "old" country (Italy for him, Greece for me), the endless summers growing up there, the taste of eating figs and grapes every September. The trips we took in life, the vacations, the cruises, everything...  But most of all it was conversations about our wives, our children, our grandchildren, our parents, grandparents, brothers and sisters, nephews and nieces. All about the family and what it means in a man's life. I saw him last at the end of October. We shook hands and told him my usual "see you in a few weeks Mario"...  Mrs. Taglienti and family we are so very sorry to hear about Mario's passing. He will be missed by all of us that knew him. We wish you great health and a long life up ahead and to keep Mario in our hearts forever. George and Ted 

Remembering happy times at the Symphony with you, Agatha, and Mario during happy hours and dinners out when Mario got home from work. Our hearts go out to you and your family. Wish we could give you hugs and love in person, but we’ll make it up for it when we return to the Symphony soon.❤️❤️❤️
Pat and Bob

Agatha and Family, Please accept sincere condolences from Debra and me on Mario's passing. We are so sorry for your loss. With Sympathy, Mike and Debra Biondo

Mario was a great friend. He cut my hair at Carl's for many years first in Davie then in Weston. He would always talk about his family. He will truly be missed. Rest in peace my friend. My condolences to the family. 

To the Taglienti Family,
You are in my thoughts and prayers. 
Mario truly loved to cook and it showed through his hospitality,  his stories , and holiday dinners on Thanksgiving  and Christmas that I attended that showed true meaning of him with his family and grandchildren.  My deepest condolences to Agatha and family.
Love, Donna Fera

agatha, family, friends. agatha was his love, family was always first, and if you were a friend it was for life.  what can i say . we really respected mario  humor, conversations, and love for his family. we are really going to miss a really good man.  always smiling and ready to talk.  we wish to offer or condolences to the family and ask them to always remember mario as a  true person, who loved them all

Mario meant a lot to me and my father.  He has been cutting our hair for 20 years at Carl's in Davie and then Weston.  I moved away from South Florida 3 years ago but saw Mario multiples times this year when I was down for weddings. His smile when he saw me waiting for him always made me feel special. He was a great man who loved his family and his times at his downtown Fort Lauderdale condo. I will miss Mario so much.

His signature laugh and smile, the great aroma in the kitchen, his quick wit, the verbal jousting we always looked forward to. Those a few of the things I will miss about my wonderful Uncle Mario.  No one was ever bored around him.  Uncle Mario had much love & time for his family.  He and Zi-Agatha complimented each other very well.  I know that the cherished memory everyone inside and outside the family has of him will ease the anguish of his wife, children & grandchildren in the coming days and weeks.  My mother Zi-Estia and brothers Luigi and John want to share are deepest condolences with Z-Agatha and the entire Taglienti family. 

Mario has been my barber for about 5 years now. I was so saddened to hear of his passing. My haircuts always took longer than most due to the amazing conversation we would have. I got to know him very well and he will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. Rest well my friend.

Please know that my prayers are with you, Agatha, and all your family.  I am filled with sorrow for your loss.  May your memories of Mario bring you comfort and peace.  

We are so heartbroken to hear the sad news about Mario! He was such an amazing friend to us. We loved hearing all the wonderful stories about his beautiful family. We adored him. I was just getting his pitzells ready for my husband to bring to him. It brings tears to my eyes knowing we can't see him anymore. May God bless his family during this difficult time. All our Love , The Congemi's

Dear Taglienti family 
We are so sorry for your loss. May his
Memory bring you comfort and peace. 
Fondly, 
The Rosenstock family at the Symphony Building

FOOTPRINTS
One night I dreamed a dream.
 As I was walking along the beach with my Lord.
 Across the dark sky flashed scenes from my life.
 For each scene, I noticed two sets of footprints in the sand,
 One belonging to me and one to my Lord.

After the last scene of my life flashed before me,
 I looked back at the footprints in the sand.
 I noticed that at many times along the path of my life,
 especially at the very lowest and saddest times,
 there was only one set of footprints.

This really troubled me, so I asked the Lord about it.
 "Lord, you said once I decided to follow you,
 You'd walk with me all the way.
 But I noticed that during the saddest and most troublesome times of my life,
 there was only one set of footprints.
 I don't understand why, when I needed You the most, You would leave me."

He whispered, "My precious child, I love you and will never leave you
 Never, ever, during your trials and testings.
 When you saw only one set of footprints,
 It was then that I carried you."

 Uncle Mario  carried so many and was loved by all. May he find our lost loved ones an continue to watch over us all. 

We are heart broken and so deeply sorry for your loss.
Mario was truly a special person to us and will never forget the fun time moments we shared together. 
Now may the Lord of peace himself give you His peace at all times and in every situation.
The Lord be with you all
Love, Michael & Carole Fazio

Thoughts and prayers to the family of a very special guy! Mario was a great man. May his legacy live on.

The world has lost an amazing, compassionate and talented man. I had the privilege of sitting in Mario's chair as a customer for many years.  He always offered tremendous insight and always proudly spoke of his family, especially his wife and Grandchildren. May his memory be a blessing and may his family be comforted during these trying times...

I met Mario some 22 years ago when I was fortunate enough to have sat in his barbers chair.  Mario schooled me in so many topics and as had been said I know he knew more about me than I did or my family does.  His proudest moments were when he would speak of his family. Rarely can you say with honesty that I knew a man that always had a kind thing to say and a warm smile to lighten the day.  We have all been blessed to know just such a man.  To his family words can not express your profound loss,  know that Mario touched so many lives and will forever live in our hearts and stories.  An angel has joined the ranks of those that watch over the living. Until we meet again,  rest easy.

This news of my Godfather and uncle's passing has shaken me to my core. I learned so much from him when we were together in my young life. He was more of a best friend than any other title he had.  He never shied away from anything, he had a confidence that I carry with me to this day. If he didn't know how to do something he never admit it he would just go for it and if it didn't look right he would say "can't see it from my house" lol. I loved him immensely and will miss him. Another chunk of my soul has left this world with him. My thoughts go out also to my Zia Agata who is recovering and in my prayers everyday I love you.  To my cousins who I love very much my heart is breaking for you like I feel the pain you're experiencing  but I know it's not even close. Condolences to all that my Godfather's life touched as well.

Dear Agatha and Family, my heart is saddened by the sudden  loss of your beloved Mario.  A great husband, father, grandfather .  May the wonderful memories of Mario and the love of his wonderful family give you all  the strength  needed in the days ahead.  With Love and Prayers, Rosemary A.


With deepest sympathy  to Mario’s family. He was always so nice to my son and I. He was a class act and those who were lucky enough to know him, will miss him. 

Dearest Zi Agatha, Lucia, Mario Jr, Marc and family:

My memories of Uncle Mario are 54 yrs of one of the funniest and kindest uncles ever.  He always made us laugh.   We had so much fun in San Francisco together vacationing.  
 We will miss him forever.   (Rest in peace Uncle Mario, give kisses to my mom and dad for me.)

With greatest sympathies,  and heartfelt love,

Miriam and Denny Spiller

Our deepest sympathies to the Taglienti Family. We’ve been friends with Mario and Agatha for the last 13 years. Our dear friend Mario will be greatly missed.
Agatha and the Taglienti Family will be in our thoughts and prayers.

I have known Mario for more than 16 years and I honestly think he knew more about me than most of my family and friends. He was always so proud of his family members and he spoke of them so often.  He loved all of you so, so much.

I will miss your friendship and your wise counsel, my friend.  Rest easy, you deserve it.

As a member of the Coral Springs Woman's Club we were saddened to hear of Agatha's husband passing.  We offer our condolences at this difficult time and know that we are thinking of Agatha and her family.

OBITUARIO

Mario Taglienti

3 junio, 1940 – 17 noviembre, 2018

Hanes Lineberry Funeral Home

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