Louis J. Scarfutti
May 14, 1946 ~ January 8, 2021
Born in:
Charleroi, PA
Resided in:
Miller Place, NY
Louis J. Scarfutti
Age 74, of Miller Place, NY, passed away peacefully on Friday, January 8, 2021. He was born May 14,
1946 in Charleroi, PA, the first son of John and Frances (Burvan) Scarfutti. Lou graduated from Mon
Valley Catholic High School and California University of PA. He moved to Long Island in 1970 and
accepted a teaching position with MCCSD. Lou taught Chemistry and Science, retiring in 2001. Father to
Jeana and to Lou, Jr; Grandfather to Scarlet and Logan, he gave his all to his family. Lou is survived by
his companion and true love, Roseann and two brothers, John (Cheryl); Joseph (Erma); nephews/nieces,
Stacy (Eric), Tina (Eric), Joseph (Anna), John (Kristen); grandnephews/nieces T.J, Sam (Rocco), Caitlyn,
Alex, Matthew, Adrianna, Julian, John and Stephen. Lou will be remembered for his free-wheeling spirit,
rebellious ways, a “more is better” lifestyle, and most of all, his uncompromising love of …….la famiglia.
Services
Visitation: Monday, February 1, 2021 9:00 am - 10:30 am
Branch Funeral Home of Miller Place
551 Route 25A
MILLER PLACE, NY 11764
Mass: Monday, February 1, 2021 11:00 am
St. Louis de Montfort R.C. Church
75 New York Avenue
SOUND BEACH, NY 11789
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Charities
The family greatly appreciates donations made to these charities in Louis J. Scarfutti 's name.
UCP of Long Island Development Office
250 Marcus Blvd Hauppauge NY, 11788
Hauppauge, NY
https://www.ucp-li.org/
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My sincerest condolences to Lou`s family and friends in this difficult time. May your memories eventually ease the pain.
Rest In Peace my friend 🙏🏻
Our Sincere Condolences,
Ray & Elaine Swanson family
love Roseann, John & Jennifer
One of my best friends for 51 years. We had so many great times together.
I have so many memories of the things we did together. I will always miss our get togethers.
I mourn for my friend.
Our heartfelt thoughts and deepest sympathy.
“There are some who bring a light so great to the world that even after they have gone the light remains. Certainly, Lou’s light will remain lit in the hearts of all that knew him.
Our Sincere Sympathy,
Gary and Arlene Miller”
There are some who bring a light so great to the world that even after they have gone the light remains. Certainly, Lou’s light will remain lit in the hearts of all that knew him.
Our Sincere Sympathy,
Gary and Arlene Miller
My wife,Peggy, my two sons and I went to a Yankees game with Lou, Louie and Gina more than 20 years ago. Peggy did not know Lou very well back then. Lou drove us all in his van. After the game, Peggy said Lou is a saint. She saw how Lou took care of Gina the whole trip. Like I said, Peggy didn’t know Lou well back then when she called him a saint!! 😱
>>>MUST BE WHY I DO SO WELL TODAY! 🙂
(A LITTLE HUMOR TO KEEP THE CANDLE BRIGHT)
I ALSO WORKED WITH ROSEANNE IN INCLUSION A FEW YEARS AGO (WHEN WE HAD TEAMS!).
GOD BE WITH THE FAMILY AND HIS LOVED ONES.
& TO ROSEANNE – WISHING YOU STRENGTH AND SENDING LOVE YOUR WAY.
We have all lost a wonderful friend. I am so happy that I and my family have had the pleasure of knowing Lou all these years. Goodbye brother, I will see you again one day.
A few Lou memories,
Lou always did things in a big way. We shared an office/prep room, when he went on a candle making binge. He would have six or more hotplates melting wax – all colors. Yankee Candle eat your heart out! Matt went crazy!
Another episode was when he was doing reloading. Lou had multiple disassembled car batteries on the rear lab table so he could extract the lead for bullets. Apparently he forgot that Cindy was picking him up and waiting in the parking lot. There was a tirade in the bullet factory.
Needless to say Lou was colorful. A nicer more caring person you could never know! Lou, you will be missed.
I will miss Lou. He has been a part of my life , the good and the not so good since I was 17. A great Dad, a great grandfather, and an all around great man. I am so glad we have stayed friends through it all. So sorry for everyone, and a special prayer for you Roseann.
Lou was truly a brother to me for 51 years. We shared so many good times,had such common values and loved to bust each other’s chops . Our get togethers at his house where he would always cook a feast were incredibly happy times!
Deepest sympathy to Roseanne and his wonderful family
Rest in peace Louie.