Fred was the son of the late Fred and Josephine Esposito. He spent his youth in Ozone Park,
and Rockville Center. Fred graduated from St. John's University with a BS and MBA. His career at Citi lasted 40+ years and retired as a Director of the Financial Institution Group. He loved his job and did not want to retire but health issues prevailed.
Fred enjoyed traveling to Lake George and Montauk with his family, working out at the Training Station, playing golf, Italian food and good wine!
He loved living in Port Washington and being a member of the St. Peters Church Community and North Hempstead Country Club. Many fond memories were of his sons playing CYO, PAL, PYA, Chaminade Football, NHCC Swim Team and St. Dom's and Hofstra Club Lax, attending July 4th fireworks, BBq's and holiday events.
Fred is survived by his wife Linda whom he married in 1983 on Shelter Island and his beloved sons Andrew and Christopher whom he was so proud. Also survived by his loving sisters, brother-in law, and all his nieces and nephews whom he loved dearly. His friends and neighbors were a treasure to him as was his team of doctors as St. Francis.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to St. Francis Hospital or the American Heart Association.
and Rockville Center. Fred graduated from St. John's University with a BS and MBA. His career at Citi lasted 40+ years and retired as a Director of the Financial Institution Group. He loved his job and did not want to retire but health issues prevailed.
Fred enjoyed traveling to Lake George and Montauk with his family, working out at the Training Station, playing golf, Italian food and good wine!
He loved living in Port Washington and being a member of the St. Peters Church Community and North Hempstead Country Club. Many fond memories were of his sons playing CYO, PAL, PYA, Chaminade Football, NHCC Swim Team and St. Dom's and Hofstra Club Lax, attending July 4th fireworks, BBq's and holiday events.
Fred is survived by his wife Linda whom he married in 1983 on Shelter Island and his beloved sons Andrew and Christopher whom he was so proud. Also survived by his loving sisters, brother-in law, and all his nieces and nephews whom he loved dearly. His friends and neighbors were a treasure to him as was his team of doctors as St. Francis.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to St. Francis Hospital or the American Heart Association.
Fred was the son of the late Fred and Josephine Esposito. He spent his youth in Ozone Park,
and Rockville Center. Fred graduated from St. John's University with a BS and MBA. His career at Citi lasted 40+ years and retired as a Director of the Financial Institution Group. He loved his job and did not want to retire but health issues prevailed.
Fred enjoyed traveling to Lake George and Montauk with his family, working out at the Training Station, playing golf, Italian food and good wine!
He loved living in Port Washington and being a member of the St. Peters Church Community and North Hempstead Country Club. Many fond memories were of his sons playing CYO, PAL, PYA, Chaminade Football, NHCC Swim Team and St. Dom's and Hofstra Club Lax, attending July 4th fireworks, BBq's and holiday events.
Fred is survived by his wife Linda whom he married in 1983 on Shelter Island and his beloved sons Andrew and Christopher whom he was so proud. Also survived by his loving sisters, brother-in law, and all his nieces and nephews whom he loved dearly. His friends and neighbors were a treasure to him as was his team of doctors as St. Francis.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to St. Francis Hospital or the American Heart Association.
and Rockville Center. Fred graduated from St. John's University with a BS and MBA. His career at Citi lasted 40+ years and retired as a Director of the Financial Institution Group. He loved his job and did not want to retire but health issues prevailed.
Fred enjoyed traveling to Lake George and Montauk with his family, working out at the Training Station, playing golf, Italian food and good wine!
He loved living in Port Washington and being a member of the St. Peters Church Community and North Hempstead Country Club. Many fond memories were of his sons playing CYO, PAL, PYA, Chaminade Football, NHCC Swim Team and St. Dom's and Hofstra Club Lax, attending July 4th fireworks, BBq's and holiday events.
Fred is survived by his wife Linda whom he married in 1983 on Shelter Island and his beloved sons Andrew and Christopher whom he was so proud. Also survived by his loving sisters, brother-in law, and all his nieces and nephews whom he loved dearly. His friends and neighbors were a treasure to him as was his team of doctors as St. Francis.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to St. Francis Hospital or the American Heart Association.
