Contributions to the tribute of Carmelo A. Bianchi, Jr.

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Paul Trinker (Elwood) posted a condolence

Tuesday, June 7, 2022

So sorry to hear this. Worked with and for him in the early 80s. Carmen was instramental in giving me first hand experience into trucking industry to where I'm a successful o/op of 3 trucks. Je will be greatly missed

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Robert Coholan posted a condolence

Saturday, May 7, 2022

I am deeply saddened to learn Carmen passed away. We became friends many years ago (1966 ! ) in Colonia. Carmen was ALWAYS full of energy and we had many good times and adventures way back then. He was like an older brother and a loyal friend I could always count on. My heartfelt condolences to his loving family. Rest in Peace old friend, until we meet again Godspeed.

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Diane Mary Mcvey lit a candle

Wednesday, December 29, 2021

I have known Carmen since I was 14 years old when he drove his sister,Ramona to Roselle Catholic Girl's High School and became friends with my sister.Over many years Carmen would always come to visit me and my family and bring his mothers delicious cannolis.Carmen was the hardest working man I knew and could never be happy unless he was driving his truck all over the US! I will miss his laugh and kindness.See you in heaven,Carmen.Love you always! Diane Mcvey and family

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Greg Lamtz lit a candle

Sunday, November 21, 2021

Carmen and I were best friends for more than 55 years. From teenagers to you men I each other’s wedding parties to being Senior citizens. It didn’t matter if we didn’t see each other because of distance, when we spoke it was like no time was between us. Our common bond was “Loyalty “ I loved him as my brother. His laugh was infectious. I will miss his so much- until my last breath. Until we meet again and laugh. Forever My friend. Love Greg Lantz

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Joann Pollock lit a candle

Friday, November 19, 2021