Elliott Moscato Obituary, Death – Elliott Moscato passed away peacefully on December 21, 2018, at his seaside home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. He had lived there for many years. He had lived in Fort Lauderdale for a significant amount of time. Corleone, which is situated in the Sicily area of Italy, is the city in which he was born on August 28th, 1935. In 1946, soon after his arrival in Ansonia, Connecticut, he moved to Derby, Connecticut, and has remained a resident of that city ever since then.
The oldest child of Rosaria Maniscalco Moscato, who also passed away, and Thomas Moscato, who passed away. Leo was an apprentice at Romano’s Bakery in Milford, Connecticut, which was located in the state of Connecticut. He was responsible for baking Italian pastries and wedding cakes. After that, Leo enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and served as a mortarman when the Korean War was going on.
For the benefit of his country, he performed this duty. After the disastrous storm that had occurred in 1955, he had volunteered his vacation time to assist with the cleanup activities that were being undertaken. Angelina Chiaro, who was originally from Ansonia, Connecticut, became his wife after he had finished his service in the military. After that, he was a parent who split his time between Ansonia and Derby with his family.
He was instrumental in the establishment of the Young Marines of the Valley and later worked as a drill teacher for the group. It was well known that he owned a substantial amount of property in both Ansonia and Derby. Leo was the owner of Moscato Home Maintenance in Derby, which specialized in supplying high-quality custom cabinets and refurbishment for residential homes. Leo’s business was called Moscato Home Maintenance.
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