To my friend Nick’s family,

Nick, Tom and I became friends while walking Seminole park early in the mornings.  I didn’t have a dog so I often walked Rocky or Whitefoot (Tom’s dog).  Then along came Dudley but I couldn’t manage him so I walked a lot with Rocky.  The three of us then met Kim & her dog Bob Baker, Ruth who walked Pooh bear.  There were many others.   I lived in Seminole about 10 years.  
Nick & Tom and their pups would wait for me by the back gate.

Since Nick & I were from New York we had lots to talk about.  Being an alumni of Fordham he was happy that I graduated from Fordham & that my son graduated from Regis In Manhattan.

When I moved to Marietta GA he would think about the visits he made to Marietta and Kennesaw.   We had more discussions about the Wildman who is famous for all civil war memorabilia.
I actually got to see Nick’s book on display there.  

So many memories,.   Rest In Peace my dearest friend.
My prayers to Dorothy and the family.  

Dalia Medina 

Nick was a great guy, funny, hard working and a good friend. We met at Holloman AFB, where we worked in the same office and were next door neighbors. We ended our careers at Los Angeles AFS where we in the same  office again and we both ended up working for Honeywell in Florida. We attended Rays games. He was one of my oldest friends. He will be missed.

I have very fond memories of Uncle Nick, he wanted the best for everyone.
He came to my rescue several times, over the years. I will miss our conversations that we had on the phone and when I came to visit,.. He had a sense of humor, intelligent, and caring.
He will be missed greatly.

Uncle Nicholas was kind, giving, and always wanted the best for others, ( even if they didn't agree, LOL). 
He came to my rescue on more than one occasion, and I was ever so greatful.
He loved to sit and talk when I would come visit, ...I will miss are phone conversation, and his sense of humor, he will be missed so much.

Dear Dorothy,

Although I never got to meet Nick, I have learned much about how much he cared for you from Teresa.  I have also seen some of his social media posts that clearly show how much he loved you.  I know you have grown even closer these past few years, and I'm so sorry for your loss.  I wish you peace and comfort as you go through this very sad and difficult time.

Remembering  Nicholas's love of baseball, he really knew what it meant to "step up to the plate" in regards to helping others, especially, family.  He will always be remembered for this..

Dorothy,

I was so sorry to read of Nick's passing. Please accept my deepest sympathy and prayers for you and your family. 

Judy Corbet
(Dr. Gonzalez office)

Wounded Warrior Project

Memorial Service

Survived by: his wife Dorothy
Son and family; Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Belmonte
Grandsons; Mark and Ethan
Two step-daughters; Annette Potter and Teresa Heimark, and two step-grandsons

OBITUARIO

Nicholas Charles Belmonte

20 mayo, 1937 – 9 octubre, 2020

Serenity Funeral Home

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