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Cheryl Myers posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 15, 2022
I just happened to Google Nick's name remembering him as a mischief maker along with my Husband, Terry & BIL Mal Myers back in the 60's. When I showed Terry Nick's picture, he remembered Nick stopping by Mals house in 2015-16 , when Mal was dying of cancer. Terry was his caretaker. Nice to see Nick was well loved.
Condolences to his family
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Stephen Stevenson uploaded photo(s)
Monday, July 20, 2020
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For those who do not know me: Stephen W. Stevenson, Nick Mariano's Cousin (on his Mother's side)
Nick's Mother...Mary Grandinetti and Stephen's Mother...Rose Grandinetti
Nick, grew up in East Syracuse, at 404 East Manlius St. (with his brother Joe, Father Patsy, Father's Parents)
Stephen, grew up in East Syracuse, at 5013 James St. (with sister Patty, Mother Rose, Father Keith...aka KW)
We Grew Up One (1) mile from each other, so we hung around, alot !!!
Stephen Stevenson...joined the US Air Force in 1962, took a break to civilian life, then re-enlisted and Retired in 2005,
after 33 years of service.
A few Photos of Steve....
1) Steve at 18, in Paris, France...2nd year in Air Force
2) Just after getting out of AF, age around 23
3) On a Cruise, mid 2000's
4) Retirement from USAF 2005, age 60
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Stephen Stevenson uploaded photo(s)
Monday, July 20, 2020
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Memorial Service, July 19,2020, Coordinated by Julie Smith, at:
Our Lady of Pompei /St. Peter
301 Ash Street
Syracuse, N.Y. 13208-2620
Photos taken by Stephen Stevenson
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Stephen Stevenson uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, July 14, 2020
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Here are Photos of Nickolas M. Mariano at his Birth and at the End of his life...
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Stephen Stevenson posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 14, 2020
Nickolas M. Mariano
Memorial Service
Vineyard Church (Northside) at 500 Butternut St., Syracuse, New York, 13208 (315-883-0026)
July 19th 2020 at 3:00pm (Sunday) Cross Street... North Mcbride St.
ALL ARE INVITED, Please adhere to Safety due to Covid 19, Social distancing, Face Masks...Please !
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Stephen Stevenson uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, July 14, 2020
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All Photos were taken in 1985
Photos of Julie Smith (half sister at 32) her Father Philo (Stubby) Stevenson, Julie's daughter Crystal.
2nd photo Stephen Stevenson (Nick's Cousin), Julie Smith, Joe Mariano (Nick's brother)
3rd photo Julie Smith And Phillip Stevenson...Philo's Children with Mary Grandinetti (Nick's Half sister/brother)
4th photo Philo, Stephen, Joe...
5th photo Philo Stevenson
6th photo Julie Smith
7th photo Nick and Julie ... taken in 2008
8th photo Nick and David Smith (half brother) taken in 2008
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Stephen Stevenson uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, June 20, 2020
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My intentions were to Bury Nick, in the same Plot as his Father "Patsy Mariano" (26 April 1910 - 8 July 1979) located in St. Agnes Cemetery, 240 East Onondaga St, Syracuse, New York 13202...Section 41, Lot 37, Grave #1,,,
St. Agnes, informed me the plot Patsy Mariano is in, has a "No Second Usage...Availability" Not allowing me to bury him with his Father.
Nick's (half-sister) Julie Smith, asked to take care of his Ashes...and will keep them in her home, until she determines a suitable Final Place to Rest. Thank You Julie for being so Kind...
Julie wanted to leave her ph# 315-883-8452
photos of Patsy's grave site, staked out with white and red, posts...No Grave Marker with his name / blank grave site
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Stephen Stevenson uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, June 20, 2020
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Photos of Julie Smith (Nick's half-sister) taking possession of Nick's Ashes (Urn) on 19 June 2020 at "Our Lady of Pompei / St. Perter's Church", in Syracuse, New York.
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Stephen W. Stevenson uploaded photo(s)
Thursday, June 4, 2020
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Nicholas M. Mariano, was Cremated, thru T.Revels Gibson Funeral Home, 144 Eagle St., Utica, NY 13501.
His Ashes are interned in a "Brass Mother of Pearl Urn" Engraved with: Nicholas M. Mariano, DOB: 10/19/1944
DOD: 05/12/2020 Cousin: Stephen W. Stevenson was Asked by Nick to Care for All Arrangements !
Half Sister: Julie Barbato Smith...Requested to Hold and Maintain this Urn, until She finds a Suitable Place to
bury or disburse his Ashes, in an Appropriate Manner that would Cherish his Memory !
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Stephen W. Stevenson (Cousin) uploaded photo(s)
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
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Stephen W. Stevenson (Cousin) Posted May 20, 2020 at 4:16 PM
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Joseph, with their Mother Mary, Nick
Patsy P. Mariano Nick/Joe's father
Mary F. (Grandinetti) Maraino Nick/Joe's Mother
Patsy's (Father's Parents) (Nick/Joe's Grandparents)
Joseph and Wife Gloria Mariano
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Stephen W. Stevenson (Cousin) posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
Nicholas M. Mariano, age 75, born in Syracuse, New York, passed away comfortably and peacefully, at The Onondaga Center Rehabilitation and Nursing Facility, on May, 12, 2020, from long term medical complications. The eldest son of Patsy P. Mariano and Mary F. (Grandinetti) Mariano (both deceased). Educated in East Syracuse, and pursued his passion as an Auto Mechanic.
In the past several years, Nick lived in a Senior Home, in East Syracuse a very nice apartment, just a couple of miles from where he grew up. Because he had experienced a lot of medical issues, he finally moved into a Very Nice, Long Term Care Center, nestled in the middle of Minoa, NY…where, in his early years spent a lot of time at the local Church and School Dances, located just around the corner, and also where he met a few of the ladies in his life.
While residing at the Onondaga Center Facility, I would like to commend and recognized these Wonderful Professional, Nurses and Staff Members who treated Nick as if he was family, their care, attention, and assistance, was well beyond all could expect, and we Thank Them All, Very Much !
Nick’s father Patsy, worked for the Railroad all of his life and owned a two family home at 404 E. Manlius St., East Syracuse, N.Y., where he raised his sons Nick and Joseph with the help of his Father's parents. Early in Nick’s life his parents Divorced, but remained at this address with his father, brother and grandparents until his grandparents passed and his Father in 1979. Both sons Nick and Joe lived there for several years, after.
Most of Nick’s life, he lived in East Syracuse, next door to his father’s brother Louis Mariano and family, who owned a combination, luncheonette and pool room on Main St. in E. Syr., and at that time, was the central gathering place, for young and old. Nick and Joe grew up healthy, safe and with plenty of affection and attention by family.
Both brothers were very close, and always tinkered with mechanics, in their early teens built their own go-cart, from materials they had in their barn/garage…using a lawn mower engine, for power…actually, ran pretty good. They would race it in the large empty lot adjacent to their home.
Over the years, they both enjoyed working on Automobiles, back in the 50’s and 60’s building bigger and faster cars…didn’t quite work out all of the time, but Nick did end up with a Beautiful 1956 Supped Up two door Chevy…and owned an early model Corvette, so, speed was in his blood. He and Joe loved to attend the Local Drag and Stock Car Races, and helped out friends who had cars in the races.
As the brothers grew, Joseph decided to join the US Air Force, where he served with Honor, with a tour in Vietnam. Nick, tried the Military and joined the Army, for a short stint, but discharged early and decided on another path in life. He had an interesting journey, always enjoying all that he did, and was a Bit of a Rascal and Rogue, but had a lot of friends he met along the way.
Nick, left his mark on this earth and will be remembered with Love and Affection, to all those who knew and spent time with him. I know he was rough around the edges, but inside he had good intentions, some of his soft side, was he loved his animals and had several small dogs over the years, and took care of them as much as they loved him, he would make contributions to local charities (Food Bank, Wounded Worriers, and other worthy organizations). He was of Catholic faith, maybe didn’t attend church as often as he could, but was a devote believer and he truly loved his friends and family.
Nick left behind numerous friends, family, estranged wives/children and ladies he loved.
Those closest to him in his final years, were Cousin Steve, half-sister Julie, and his niece Christina.
Nick’s brother Joseph Mariano, moved out of state, several years earlier, and moved around with no permanent forwarding address.
We will miss you, remember you, and never forget the times we all shared… RIP in the Hands of God !
*All services will be private and his ashes laid to rest, by his sister Julie.
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Tuesday, May 19, 2020
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