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'''Children''': [[Joseph | '''Children''': [[Joseph Cavallo|Joseph Cavallo]], Genevieve Cavallo | ||
'''Jerry P. Cavallo '''was a [[World | '''Jerry P. Cavallo '''was a [[World War I veteran|World War I veteran]]. He founded the [[Belvedere Restaurant|Belvedere Restaurant]] | ||
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SARANAC LAKE - Gerard Cavallo, 79, a resident of Saranac Lake for 40 years, died early today at [[General | SARANAC LAKE - Gerard Cavallo, 79, a resident of Saranac Lake for 40 years, died early today at [[General Hospital of Saranac Lake|Saranac Lake General Hospital]]. | ||
Mr. Cavalio was born in Utica, a son of Joseph and Theresa Moato[? illegible] Cavallo. He served in World War I in both France and Belgium and was charter member of Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 3357. He had been a mason. | Mr. Cavalio was born in Utica, a son of Joseph and Theresa Moato[? illegible] Cavallo. He served in World War I in both France and Belgium and was charter member of Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 3357. He had been a mason. | ||
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Survivors are a son, Joseph of Saranac Lake; a daughter, Genevieve of Saranac Lake; two brothers, Frank of Utica and Dr. Peter Cavallo of Memphis, Tenn.; five sisters, Ann of Woodside, Rockatella Pelletieri and Rose Romano of Saranac Lake, Lucy Duncan of Yarmouth, Mass, and Marie Valentine of Greenwood Lake; four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. | Survivors are a son, Joseph of Saranac Lake; a daughter, Genevieve of Saranac Lake; two brothers, Frank of Utica and Dr. Peter Cavallo of Memphis, Tenn.; five sisters, Ann of Woodside, Rockatella Pelletieri and Rose Romano of Saranac Lake, Lucy Duncan of Yarmouth, Mass, and Marie Valentine of Greenwood Lake; four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. | ||
Friends may call at the [[Keough | Friends may call at the [[Keough and Son Memorial Chapel|Keough and Son Memorial Chapel]] on Saturday evening from 7 to 9 and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A [[Veterans Club|Veterans of Foreign Wars]] service will be held at 7:30 Sunday evening, and a prayer service at 8. A Mass of the Resurrection will be offered at 10 a,m. Monday at [[St. Bernard's Church|Church]]. Interment will be in [[St. Bernard's Cemetary|St. Bernard's Cemetary]]. | ||
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Born: August 4, 1893
Died: October 13, 1972
Married: Roccatella Urgo
Children: Joseph Cavallo, Genevieve Cavallo
Jerry P. Cavallo was a World War I veteran. He founded the Belvedere Restaurant
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, October 13, 1972
Gerard Cavallo
SARANAC LAKE - Gerard Cavallo, 79, a resident of Saranac Lake for 40 years, died early today at Saranac Lake General Hospital.
Mr. Cavalio was born in Utica, a son of Joseph and Theresa Moato[? illegible] Cavallo. He served in World War I in both France and Belgium and was charter member of Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 3357. He had been a mason.
Survivors are a son, Joseph of Saranac Lake; a daughter, Genevieve of Saranac Lake; two brothers, Frank of Utica and Dr. Peter Cavallo of Memphis, Tenn.; five sisters, Ann of Woodside, Rockatella Pelletieri and Rose Romano of Saranac Lake, Lucy Duncan of Yarmouth, Mass, and Marie Valentine of Greenwood Lake; four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Friends may call at the Keough and Son Memorial Chapel on Saturday evening from 7 to 9 and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A Veterans of Foreign Wars service will be held at 7:30 Sunday evening, and a prayer service at 8. A Mass of the Resurrection will be offered at 10 a,m. Monday at Church. Interment will be in St. Bernard's Cemetary.
Watertown Daily Times, October 13, 1972
Jerry Cavallo, Restaurant Owner, Dies
SARANAC LAKE — Jerry Cavallo, 80, owner and operator of the Belvedere Restaurant here for more than 40 years, died this morning in Saranac Lake General Hospital.The Keough and Memorial Chapel is in charge of arrangements. Survivors include a son, Joseph, and a daughter, Jenny.