Sarsorito, Daniel

Veteran Information

Date of Birth: 1/18/1917

Date of Death: 3/5/2007

Address: 27 High St.

Branch of Service: U.S. Army-WWII

Service Number: 32010165

SKU: USArmy-573 Categories: , , ,

Description

Daniel L. Sarsorito

Daniel L. Sarsorito was born in New York January 18, 1917 to Anthony and Angelina Grimoliza Sarsorito. He had two brothers Nicholas and John and a sister Mary. In Rye his family lived at 27 High St. and were member of the Church of the Resurrection.

Daniel enlisted October 6, 1942 and served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He was in France and Germany with the combat engineers. He was honorably discharged on October 7, 1945

After the war, Daniel worked as a die caster with the Electrolux Co. and would retire after 32 years of service.

Born in Rye, N.Y., he moved to Palm Harbor in 1979 from Stamford, Conn., and later moved to New Port Richey.

Daniel L. Sarsorito , 90, of New Port Richey, formerly of 1 Palm Harbor, died Monday (March 5, 2007) at Community Hospital, New Port Richey.

Survivors included a daughter, Lorie Cornelio, New Port Richey, three grandchildren; and a greatgrandchild.

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