Gary T. Amoriello
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Gary T. Amoriello, 53, of Cochranville, passed away tragically as the result of an auto accident on Thursday, December 22, 2011 at the Brandywine Hospital.
He was the companion of 22 years to Darlene Smale Wertz of Cochranville.
Born in Chester County, Pa., he was the son of the late Ada (Madron) and Frank L. Amoriello. He attended the Octorara High School and was self-employed as a contractor for the past 20 years.
Gary was an outdoors man and an avid fisherman.
He is also survived by his stepdaughter, Melissa A. Price of Atglen and step son-in-law, Frederick Price, Sr.; and step grandchildren, Ashley A. Powell of Atglen and Frederick Price, II of Oxford; and his sister Pamela A. Jackson of Chester County.
He was predeceased by his brothers Randy M. and Frank.
The services will be private.
Condolences
Gary Amoriello
You are now with all of our loved ones that have passed on, I remember all of our memories of the years passed. Sympathies out to Darlene and family. Love, Carol Amoriello,sister-in-law widow of Randy
Gary and I worked together
Gary and I worked together years ago.I hope that he thought of me as his friend, for I will always think of him as mine. We shared many a hilarious day when we worked at the Kelton Spawn Plant (along with his cousin Joey Hayworth) and others. There was never any room for anything but fun and laughter with Gary around. He could always put a smile on your face with his crazy antics. Gary and I share the same birthdate. We were even born in the same hospital(Coatesville).I used to always tease him about me being older than him because I was born at 9AM on that day and he was born at 3PM. I called Gary for years to wish him Happy Birthday, but lost touch. It would have been nice to reminisce again about the fun times we all had together. Him and that crazy black beetle bug that he always tried to take sideways over the dirt pile in the back of the Spawn Plant. Said he was working at it a little bit every day until he knocked it all down. So typical of Gary. He was a riot!Gary, you will be missed by all who ever knew you and realized what a special person that you always were. My sincerest sympathy goes out to his family and loved ones. Kathy
Terribly saddened
John and I are so saddened by the loss of one of his dearest friends. There are few who compare to the caring and kindness Gary had shown us over the last 12 years and much longer for John since they were best budds since they were children. He will be terribly missed. Our heart goes out to Darlene.
John and Valerie Johnson
484-702-7130
Goodbye to a Good Friend
It is with the saddest of hearts that we must now say goodbye to Gary. He had a heart of gold and we will miss him terribly. Our deepest sympathy to Darlene and his family. With Sincerest Condolences, Karen and Gary Farrar
Gary T. Amoriello
To all whom had the pleasure of Knowing Gary-he was one of the most talented and hard working and caring individuals. He is greatly missed,not only by me, but all of my animals adored him, and my special condolances to Darlene for her loss, as she is a great person and friend. sincerely, Gail Emerson
Our Pal
Gary was one of THE BEST things that ever happened to our farm. He was our helper, our advisor, our teacher, our friend...our brother. Words can not express the loss we feel, and we share Darlene's sadness, her grief, and of course her laughter as we recall the memories and the antics of our Gary. With love to his family.
My Uncle
Dear Gary, My favorite and most fond memories are of Holiday meals. We would all get together and have a great time!Ted and mom would cook all that great grub!Randy,Carol and the kid's would come over. We had such great holidays together. I can remember when you would go fishing at the pond on Riggles farm.You always brought some fish home!When it would snow in the winter and you would go out on your snowmobile.In the Spring time when you would get the garden planted.You always had a green thumb!!!!!You will be dearly missed and forever remembered. We didn't stay in touch as much as we should have.That's kinda how it was when Ted passed away. It was like we all passed with her.I missed our family times together.I know mom is grieving deeply inside.She loved you dearly.You were her brother and friend.She has missed having you in her life. You will forever live in her heart.She misses you all so very much.Your in heaven with all the ones we held so dear to us.We love you and miss you. Michelle and your sister Pam
Missed
All these years have gone by an i allways rember the giant hersy kiss u gave me as a kid i lost my dad ur brother not long ago i wish you an him would have goten together an let the past stay there but ill have u in my heart allways stay greeen love u .....
My uncle
Uncle Gary, I never had the oppertunity to meet you but my heart still hurts for you. Keep my dad, Randy, safe up there. I'll see all of you again some day. Love, your niece.
RIP Gary
Good bye to a good friend. I only knew Gary for a short time but for as long as I've known him I saw what a good person he was. He would do anything for you. My sympathies go out to Darlene and his family. He will truly be missed by a lot of people.
Gary T. Amoriello
Our little buddy, we miss you more than you know. You were the most hard-working "tazmanian devil" of a man in all of Cochranville. We Love you and our hearts go out to Darlene and all the other lives you touched. We will never forget you.
Gary Amoriello
Gary will always be a very Special memory in my life. Gary was a family friend for years and his kindness was so very special. He was always there for anyone who needed him, and I feel blessed to have been his friend. My heart goes out to my friend, Darlene, and I know her memories will be such
special ones because they were such an amazing couple.
remembering my soulmate-lover and friend
I want to thank all of you for your kind and heartfelt condolences and sharing memories of Gary. He gave me the best 22 years of my life and I miss him more than anyone could possibly know. Hw was truly the love of my life and I fell blessed to have had that time with him. Please remember him with joy and laughter as that was what he would have wanted.
I miss you Pop-Pop
Christmas wasn't the same without you Pop-Pop. You were one of the few family members actually close to me and you will forever be in my heart. I know you're in a better place now, probably fishing and having a blast and one day i will come join you. Until then, R.I.P. I love you.