Miss you buddy!  See you on the other side.

Dear Armand,  As one of your older cousins, it was great to keep in touch with you by text for the last few years.  I  was happy,  a few years ago,  that I was able to see you at your apartment in South Ocean County  for a visit.  I am sorry that I couldn't see you in the last few months, but I have had some medical issues.  I loved seeing you at Linda's house  for the family reunion and it was cute when you said that you knew I was a Longo cause I had the Longo nose.  I will miss your texts and your sense of humor. Rest in peace, Cuz, and greet all our relatives and we will see each other again.  Love, Roe

Armand,
You left way too early but lived a lifetime. Despite the many highs and lows you were always  a brother and as some others learned a teacher. I know your in a better place and no longer fighting the pain. Give my regards to Maryann. See you on the other side someday. 
Gene

It was great to see the longo family yesterday at the memorial yesterday , we got to catch up on memories with jimmy ,gene, John , mr and mrs longo ,and all their siblings . Fantastic day ! My second family no doubt !!! I’ll miss you forever my brother ! Love always  pal ! 

                                         Joe and Geri 
                                           Marzorati  


Hi Uncle Armand and Aunt Dolores, Christopher , Casey, Lacie,  Noreen ,Jimmy, Marge, Gene, Terry John, Vicki,  Livannah, Christopher, Laila  and Mikey, Michelle and Dawn . Firstly Im so sorry for your loss. I am deeply saddened by the death of Armand, my cuz. He was a sweet person and I remember him (when I was a kid ) spending time at his house with his brothers and sister at the "Kids table".  Where all sorts things would occur . In a playful way, the boys and Maryann would play with us  , we would engage in food fights and fun at the kids table and all in all I always remember Armand as a joyful sweet ,kid with a funny sense of humor. I moved to Los Angeles in 1978  and lost contact with my cousins but did reconnect with them after 40 years and the connection was so strong. I talked to Armand on facebook and he would always say to me " happy birthday cuz" ...  or he would tell his daughter Casey " Maria is your cousin from Los Angeles" and  I will miss him but I know he is with the rest of our family now (Maryann, Aunt Louise, Aunt Angie, my father Ralph Longo , Uncle Sal, Uncle Rocco,  Aunt Rose, my Mom Nancy Longo and  Grandma and Grandpa John and Rose Longo.   My childhood memories were good ones and I will never forget all the fun I had with my cousins in Wayne,NJ.  Rest in peace Armand and I hope you are now free from the pain of this world and watching us from heaven.
Love Maria Longo-Brazill

Dear Mr. & Mrs. Longo, Jimmy, Gene, John & Family, 
We are so saddened to hear of Armand's passing.  We are sending our condolences and prayers during this difficult time.  We have nothing but fond memories of our families' friendship and growing up so close in our Wayne NJ neighborhood.  We feel your loss and wish you peace and comfort.   

So sorry to learn of Armand’s passing. I remember back in high school when Armand and  I were paired up to take “Behind-the-Wheel” Driver’s Ed with Mr. Teeling (?). When it was my turn to drive, Armand sat in the back seat while I was very diplomatically given instructions on Valley Road like, “Slow down. No need to drive so fast.”  When the lesson was over, Armand said to me, “Man, I smoked a whole pack of cigarettes when you were driving,  Denise!”  Still makes me giggle.  Armand will be missed. Rest In Peace.

Armand was my classmate at Theunis Dey, Schuyler-Colfax, and Waye Hills.  I'm sad to think he won't be with us at our 50th Reunion in 2023.  Rest in peace, my friend. Say hi to Bill for me.

I was saddened to learn of my old friend Armands passing. He was quite a character growing up! We served as alter boys and his goal was to make you crack up when serving mass😂. We kept in contact over the years via FB, it was always good to hear from him. RIP my old friend, you are now at peace!!

It is so surreal that you are no longer with us but you will always be in our hearts Cuz.  I have so many great memories of you because you always made me laugh when we were together.  I remember how happy you were when Bob and I asked to be part of our wedding party and how much fun we had that day and many others with all the family visits and vacationing in wildwood with everyone and I will never forget those great memories.   And yes Cuz I was proud to be part of that great 1955 group of six to be born the same year and you always busted me that I was the baby out of the group. 
I know in my heart that you and my Dad are playing Craps in heaven.  You two always had a special bond and you always said “Uncle Sal always had my back”. Please send my love to him,  my Mom and all the family and I bet after Maryann finishes yelling at you she gives you the biggest hug ever.  Someday we will all be together again and we will be that one big happy Italian family reunited. 😘😘
Aunt Dolores, Uncle Armand, Jim, Gene and John so sorry for your loss . Love all of you so much.

R. I. P. My friend. On behalf of my ex-husband Lou Turi, we both are very sad to hear of your crossing over.  We remember meeting you in late 80’s, early 90’s when we bought our first home in Barnegat. Less populated then, we mistaken you as one of the Barnegat’s  police department’s Detectives lol. We all laughed so hard over that every time we ran into you at the A & P or that Cumberland Farms.  We remember you saying your girl was 9 months pregnant and we would all hang out one day. You stopped by after she delivered your daughter so proud and excited. Things change and we moved out of State. I moved back and can not remember where we ran into each other but, remained friends over the years. Unfortunately I don’t think I can make it Monday due to a mandatory work meeting. Will try my hardest. My deepest condolences to your family you will be missed

                    When a dad becomes a memory,
                   His memory becomes your treasure.
Your dad, Armand Longo, will be deeply missed.  Your dad leaves a radiance in your hearts.  Armand lived well and he laughed often. When he laughed - - - You laughed.  He was happiest when he was with his grand- children. One day, years from now, you will catch yourself smiling - - - for no reason at all!  Then you will realize. . .you were thinking of your Dad.  Armand leaves you an afterglow of smiles.  His memory - - A Benediction. His tenderness excels with you, his children.  I’m sure, his undying love and affection for you will echo forever in your hearts. Armand is now your shining star.  

To you, his children and grand-children, he leaves the symphony in his soul and the song in his heart. Armand went with his Lord – But, he did leave some things for you, his children:
He left you his chats - - - and his laughter
He left his tenderness and most of all his devotion.
He left you with his love forever.  
He left an affection that no chance, no misery, no crime can do away with.
He left you his closeness more now than ever before.
He left you with “YOU” – The symphony in his soul and the song in
his heart. 
 “He’s in the sun, the wind, the rain, and the air you breathe . . . with every breath you take.”   We thank Armand for sharing his beautiful self with us.  "We'll meet again. Don't know where.  Don't know when. But I know we'll meet again some sunny day".  Give Mary Ann a big hug for us.

 


Armand (cuz) 

So sorry we didn’t see each other much the last many years but as you knew life gets in the way.  Any time we did meet up it was always “hi cuz” and that great smile and warm hug. You were one of the magnificent 6 born in 1955 and we will always have  that bond. Keeping you in my daily prayers for a much deserved rest and eternal peace. Give Maryann a big hug for me and I asked my dad to look for you.  Love you Cuz  until we meet again, Debbie

Deepest sympathy to the longo family. Wonderful friends and neighbors  we have many fond memories of the neighborhood. Rest in the peace of God Armand. 

Armand, 
     I feel so lucky to have known you.  Your zany sense of humor captured my heart.  You are forever missed.
     Josephine

R.I.P. Armand,
So sorry I didn’t get to say goodbye.  Although we haven’t seen each other in a long time, you were always on my mind.  Glad we kept in touch at least through texts. 
1955 was a good year for the 6 cousins!  Will remember growing up in Jersey City, family parties, driving you home from “that” wedding, our chats on the steps at my dad’s house and so many other fun times.  I will miss you.  
Hugs to my mom, Maryann & the rest of the family. 
Love you Cuz,
Donna

Daddy,
I already miss you so much. You still would always call me Dukes, my nickname from you when I was a baby. Thinking about all the little things you always told me will stick in my head forever. I keep thinking about when I was a teen & you'd say "put your shoulders back Casey" because grandpa always said the same to you when you were a kid. When I was still new at driving, I would get mad that people wouldn't let me change lanes on the parkway, you said "turning on your blinker would help Case." 
Then Mikey came along & you loved him so much. I'll always keep your memories alive & talk to Mikey about you & all the good times we had together. Mikey misses you so much. 
Chris, Michelle, Lacie, Liv, Christopher, Rawlin & Laila all love & miss you so much, too. 
You knew so many people. Talking to people for hours everywhere we went, lol! Especially at your fav coffee spot, wawa. 
We love you so much daddy/grandpa! 
-Dukes ❤

Armo,
May you Rest In Peace my big brother!  Hug Maryann for us! 
The world is a little dimmer without you in it.  So sorry for the pain you endured - and the pain in the butt you were.  :-)

You were a role model of a big brother, teaching me all of the things that... well, that I can’t type here!  I will forever miss you, your spirit and your love.  Oh, and your hair!

I love you big bro...
John

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Armand C Longo

August 29, 1955 – April 20, 2021

Thos. L. Shinn Funeral Home

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