Anthony B. Imbruno, 91

Anthony B. Imbruno, 91, passed away Friday, October 15, 2021. He was born in Milford son of the late Biagio and Mary (Niro) Imbruno and was a lifelong Milford resident.  

            He was educated in the Milford schools, and was employed for many years at the former Draper Corporation in Hopedale. He retired from the Hopedale schools where he was employed as a custodian.  A communicant of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church in Milford, he was a member and a championship golfer at the Hopedale Country Club and a Honorary Mayor of the Prospect Heights Mayor’s Association.

            Tony is survived by his daughter Patricia and her husband Donald Ferreira of St. Petersburg FL, two granddaughters, Carolyn Ferreira and her fiancée Timothy Brislin of Bend OR, and April and her husband Cory Welch of Boston. His nephew Alfred Imbruno Jr. of Milford, and many other nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his brothers Alfred Imbruno Sr., Daniel Imbruno Sr. and his sister Lillian Fornaciari.

            A funeral Mass will be celebrated on Monday, October 25, 2021 at 10 A.M at Sacred Heart of Jesus Church on 5 East Main Street, Milford.  The burial will follow in the Sacred Heart cemetery in Milford.

            A calling hour will be held prior to the funeral Mass from 8:30 to 9:30 A.M. at the Consigli Ruggerio Funeral Home 46 Water St Milford.   

Guest Book

With deepest sympathy. He was a good man. He will be missed.
Theresa Lizotte and Family

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Tony. I’ll miss seeing you on my walk near the golf course, you always stopped and commented how much I looked like my mother, Lydia Alves. Eli will miss your golf tips as well. Rest in peace.
Eli and Deb Potty

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Tony was a great friend to my grandfather and I will never forget him. I would see him at Hopedale Country Club and was always willing to offer advice. Fantastic golfer who had a swing like butter. He had an amazing personality and was a true gentleman who just enjoyed life. Me and my family will miss him dearly. RIP Tony
Joe Soares

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Thanks for all your kind words and help with my golf game. You were and will always be remembered as a wonderful and kind man.
Regina Bucell

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Uncle Tony was one of the reasons I played drums along with my Mom Never forget when I stayed with his mom I would sneak and read his large collection of comic books. God be with you Uncle Tony.. You always called me Zunior. Never Junior. Love you. Good bye..💝
Daniel ImBruno

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Tony was a cherished next door neighbor for the last 21 years. He was always pleasant and kind. My nephews shoveled his path and driveway and mowed his lawn when they were younger. I used to see Tony coming and going numerous times each day. I missed seeing him these last few months. Rest In Peace, Tony! You’ve earned it! Kayle Martino
Kayle Martino

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Will always remember how you treated Lisa and Erik like they were your own grandchildren. Rest in heavenly peace Coomie!
Susan J Nelson

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God Bless Tony. Condolences to Patti and family. He was our neighbor for all these years and we shared many backyard conversations. My Irish grandmother delivered Tony at home as he proudly told me. His mother Mary was a second grandmother to me. I loved her pasta and meatballs and her amazing Italian cookies !! So many memories of the Heights. Tony was a real gentleman and talented golfer.... a wonderful story teller ...
Edward Bertorelli

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He was a great man and a friend of my dad. He would play the drums on the bottom of a frying pan or sauce pot. At the famed Diego's smoke house while my dad played the Accordion or Organ. Sorry for your loss. Sincerely. John Villani.
John Villani

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I m so sorry to hear about your dad. He was my father s best friend and best man at my parents wedding. He was also my Godfather. Sandra (Boni} Klein George and Fran Boni
Sandra (BONI) Klein

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