Wow what do you say about a man who loved everyone and everything, and in the same respect everyone loved him too!!  Whenever you walked into a room and he was there his face would light up to see you but not as much as our face would light up to see him !!  My favorite memory is , whenever I would see him and lean over to give him a kiss hello  and I'm going back almost 50 years, his kiss and hug would make me feel so safe and loved.. Rob loved to debate him about Nolan Ryan and Sandy Koufax and still  carries his cheat sheet with him in his work briefcase all the time..Rob says,  Sorry Charlie , as we've discussed  in the past , If I start an all time baseball team, Nolan is my man!!  Rest in Peace, we have been so blessed to know you ..  xoxo

Uncle Charlie...you were truly so funny, intelligent, loving and most of all so genuine. We all knew how much you loved and cared for us because you always showed it and many people don't show their affection the way you did. So for that I thank you because I will try a little harder each day to show my affection towards the ones I love. You will truly be missed but forever loved. 

Want to share one of my most fondest memories of my Uncle. When we would visit when I was younger he and I would play a game called Silent Service for Nintendo. It was a 2 player game in which you had to work with one another to complete the different levels. We got so good we would go right to the most difficult level. It would put you right in the middle of an intense Submarine battle. He would do all the aiming of the torpedoes and I would fire them. With his ORDER of course lol. Being a young kid with an itchy “torpedo” finger I would fire the torpedo prematurely once and awhile. Well, if you knew my Uncle you know what came next. A few choice words along with some names that I won’t repeat lol. It still brings a smile to my face along with hearing his voice calling me those choice words. He will be missed but always remembered. Love you Uncle Charlie. 

What to say about Charlie he was a man of many talents . He knew everything about everything’. Watching jeopardy  with him showed his  knowledge of sports, history, , people and especially  his love of music only surpassed by his love of family. Thank you “junior” for giving our family your extradinary love and support especially Grace ,Marielena and Camille.  Your mark on this  family will never be forgotten. RIP

Charles, was my brother in-law and an Uncle to my two children, as well as, a Great Uncle to my 4 grandchildren. We were all blessed the day he came into our family! You will be missed by all, but never forgotten. Love & like you always.
Until we meet again 💗💋

Pa, 
Thank you for all of the wonderful memories, between day trips to the library and the silly games you would make up. You truly were the greatest grandpa we could've ever asked for. I already miss your laugh and smile that would light up the room. I wish we could've had more time together but I know you are dancing through heaven. You will forever be loved and missed. "I love you and I like you"
Love always, Dianna


Pa,
You will be missed tremendously. When I think about my greatest childhood memories, I think of you and Vincent. When I think about my #1 fan, I think about you bragging to everyone that your granddaughter is going to be a nurse. I wish you were here to celebrate our accomplishments, but with everything that we do, we know you'll be rooting us on in heaven. I am reminded of you daily and I will forever hear you tell me, "Chelly girl, I like you and I love you", and I'll always say, "I like you and love you more".  

-Chelsea

Pa, 

I’ll miss all the jokes you made and making me laugh everytime we were together. I wish you were with all of us sitting in your chair to have sunday dinner. I “love you, like you”. 

Marisa 

To Pa,

I miss you, I will do my best without you in the football pool. 

"Love you, Like you",
your grandson Jake

To my husband,
You might have been a star on "Star Time Kids" but you were a STAR to me and my kids.

Love your wife,
Grace



There is nobody else I would have rather had for a father in law than Charlie I can honestly say we never had an argument ever just maybe a disagreement about the jets and giants but we did agree on the Mets .I will miss him saying hello Vincent John to me when I came over he will be missed so much everday  love your son in law.         VJ 

I have so many fond memories of Charle that I will never forget, first and foremost I cannot express my thanks to him for taking on two children ages 5 and 6 like we were his own. He was always there for us and my Mom through the most difficult times and always gave a helping hand when he could.
Game nights were his favorite, we had so many good times and a lot of laughs that I will never forget.
The only thing that gives me a little comfort was knowing we all tried to make him as comfortable as possible over these last few months and knowing he was so grateful for that. I will never forget you Charle, please watch over Vincent for me. 
“Love you, Like you” your daughter Camille 


My dad was a man who left a mark on everyone’s life. He was knowledgeable in just about everything. He loved watching his Jeopardy and played along like no other, up till the very end. There has never been a moment when he was not there for my sister and I or his five grandchildren. He loved us like no other and it showed. It would fill my heart to see how he looked at my children. He was so proud of every single one of them. He started to say to my Chelsea when she was leaving him, “I like you” and she would yell back “I like you more “. This turned into him saying to us all “I like you and I love you “. Which by the time he was in the rehab turned into “LL”. We will LL you daddy forever.  - LL your daughter 💜

I wanted to share something about my interactions with Jr. over the last 6 or 7 years. I think it started at one of Michael’s Christmas parties and it was a conversation about music. I always knew Jr. loved Bill Evans and I mentioned to him that I was not familiar at all with his music. Can you describe the style? Jr. did way better than that. He made me three disks of Bill Evans for me, plus two others with mixed artists that he enjoyed, and mailed them to me in DC. A few weeks later I called him and thanked him and we talked about the music. I told him how much I was enjoying the CDs. I really got the feeling that Jr. was truly surprised I’d be interested in the first place, and genuinely moved that I was actually enjoying the music. We shared a few more calls and emails over the years and it was nice to make the connection with him about something he loved listening to. 
I listened to those disks yesterday and thought of him. And just by accident I watched the movie Secretariat last night. It made me think of him and how much he enjoyed the horses.


Dear Gracie and family,  What can I say a part of our lives is gone but never to be forgotten.  As you know David will never be the same . Junior his brother and best buddy is not there for him to talk (sports, jeopardy,etc.)  he told on Friday I will never hear his voice again while crying. We loved Junior very much and he will be really missed . Love you Gracie . 

Junior,
              You ARE a great cousin.Glad we spoke over the last few months.
Listen, now you can dance with uncle Jack and uncle Dutch. Remember?
The Peabody “ sweet Georgia  brown” Sportsman’s Cafe!
     You were always kind and caring always had something nice to say. 
Remember what uncle Jesse always said
“It’s nice to be nice” and YOU always were. 
              Now you are with your brother
Aunt Fucinne uncle Charlie( your mom and dad). Your nephew Charles  Josie your funny sister in-law and my favorite fireman Johnny.  Not to mention your little grandson you loved so much!
     See,it’s all good and you were blessed with a great wife in Grace. Her name is fitting. 
      Will always love you!!!
Cousin Anthony on behalf of the Bilello and Pirozzi Family. 

My sincere condolences  on this sad news. Most of you who might read this will have no idea who I am. My memories of Junior where from when I was a young boy and my parents would take us to visit our cousins house Josie & Tutti. Of course like all good families should, Junior was always there as was his mom who we affectionally called Mrs Pirozzi. Junior would always take the time to interact with the kids. He had a big smile and a bigger heart. I would look forward to seeing him. He would tell us jokes or play the piano. I guess it isn’t till we are older that we realize how important that was to us. I didn’t see Junior for many many years as families sometimes drift apart. But he does occupy a special place in my heart. Rest In Peace Junior 
Love 
Sandy Spector and family 

My condolences to Gracie and the family lots of prayers and love. I am David and Connies oldest  daughter and Junior was like an uncle to us what a sweet and wonderful man he was he will be missed very  much. Losing Junior is like  Mary  and James Cusanelli. My father David will miss him very much.

OBITUARY

Charles "Junior" Pirozzi

April 19, 1937 – October 10, 2018

Claude R. Boyd–Spencer Funeral Home

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