My Heartfelt sympathy to Pat and family. Remembering good times as cousin’s hanging out in Red Hook, Brooklyn

In our younger years~

Dominick always made us feel comfortable with his sense of humor.

Good man, Great husband and wonderful Dad. He loved his family..

Rest In Peace!

In prayer,

Rosemary Bianco, Texas..

Although it has been many, many years since I last saw Dominick, and unfortunately lost touch thru the years, I have many fond memories of our much younger days growing up together in the old neighborhood in Brooklyn. He was always a happy guy who seemed to really love life and most of all his family. I was deeply saddened to hear of his passing, and my deepest condolences to his family.

Dominick (Donnie) Bianco

It is with great sadness that I write this. My (our) deepest condolences to the family of Dominick Lepore. May God give you the comfort and strength to get through this difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May Dominick RIP and may the angels be flying around him. God bless his soul. He was truly a nice friend to us and will be missed dearly. The Scotto Family, The Villages

My condolences. Good father, good family man

To the Lepore family.

Dom will be missed. He was my coach at Great Kills Little League and was so helpful in assisting me in managing our little league team. I have many fond memories with him and his wonderful son Paul. I am sorry I am unable to attend but please know my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.

With sympathy,

Carl Puma

Dominick and I were members of the same Army Reserve unit for ten or so years in the 80’s. We haven’t stayed in touch except for reunions and such, but Dominic is a friend you don’t forget. Dominick is one of the best - he was always loyal, resourceful, reliable and, yes, cheerful. Dominick helped me, the men & women of 1174, and the unit out so many times and in so many ways.  I am privileged and honored to have known and served with Dominick. I am saddened that Dom had to leave us and his family. I extend my sincere condolences to the entire Lepore family.

RIP Friend Dominick, and Godspeed to all who know Dominick and all whom Dominick has known,

Patrick Murphy, COL USA (Ret.)

As fellow New Yorkers, we first met Dominick when Patricia and him started dating, while living in Brooklyn. What a wonderful loving, caring and inseparable couple they’ve been for one another all these years.

Although, our lives led different paths (us being Sourdoughs living in Alaska for the pass 40 years) both Dominick, Patricia and family have always been in our thoughts, hearts and prayers.

To Patricia and family we where so very sadden to hear of Dominick’s untimely passing and we deeply grieve along with you all and with all those who knew and loved him.

With our most sincere and heartfelt sympathy may God bless and may the soul of Dominick rest in everlasting peace.

We’ll forever miss you, Dominick.

Love Susan & Wayne Winters

Uncle Dom, you will be SO GREATLY missed. YOU and your entire family ALWAYS treated me like family from day one when Donna introduced me to you.

MY SINCEREST CONDOLENCES TO THE ENTIRE LEPORE FAMILY.

DONNA AND I ARE DEVASTATED.

You were truly were a consummate gentleman and a WONDERFUL person and YOU made a wonderful mark on this world. I am so glad and honored I had the privilege to know you.

Rest In Peace my Uncle Dom, until we meet again.

Love and Respect.

Rob and Donna.

Great man I first met Domenic in 1982 I had just got out of active duty and got assigned to the reserve unit he was great how he welcomed me I’ll miss him although we didn’t keep in touch after retirement I often thought of him good friend ill miss him signed Orazio Castellana.