We have so many memories of our dear Uncle Guy.  Of course, the first one that comes to mind is having his pancakes at their kitchen table in Elmwood Park!  He was the pancake wizard!  We had many fun family gatherings in that kitchen with our dear family.  We cherish the times we had and my Uncle Guy and Aunt Rose were always so welcoming.  My sincere thoughts are with my Aunt Rose, Barbara , John, Linda and all the grandkids that he adored.  He will truly be missed.  We  love you all!
Lou and Tina Smotek

When I think of uncle Guy, I remember all of the good times George and I spent with Rosie & Guy at all the family gatherings, vacations in Door County and our many trips to the East coast and many others.  The number of days Guy would come over to our house and say “what can I do to help you around the house?”Guy was a great helper and is missed greatly. My condolences to Rosie, Barbara, John and the rest of the entire family. Thinking of you, missing you Love Kay (George) oxox

We will miss you so much uncle Guy! Everywhere in our house, we are reminded of you and all the work you did for us!! We really enjoyed having you over for all the bbqs and parties we have had over all these years! The deck you built in our yard is still the standing strong, we use it all the time and think of you always when we do. 
Marty says he thinks of you every time he uses the basement bathroom that you built!!!! You are  one in a million. I'm sure you're rehabbing or building something in heaven! Love you 
Marty & Linda

I'm so sorry for your loss. Uncle Guy was the best. Him and gramma are together now.

Some of the wedding party 25 years later!

     Sending so much love to the Signorelli Family. I am so blessed to have spent time with Gramps during my high school years. He always made me feel so welcomed and made me feel like I am part of the family.  He had the biggest heart and always made sure we were okay. I love you Gramps! Rest in Peace ❤️🕊️

The best grandpa in the world!!! Holidays were the best with you & grandma. You taught me so much about life i’ll never forget. Italian beef’s, subs, your photographs, paintings, birdhouses, car lessons, big breakfasts, your record player! Miss you so much already. 

My deepest condolences to all of the Signorelli Family. I feel honored to have shared special moments with Gramps. There was never a time I walked into Gram and Gramps house without him asking if I wanted an ice cream sundae or something to eat. He made everyone feel so welcomed and loved. What an example of a Man ! May he rest in peace . 

My prayers and heartfelt condolences goes out to Rose Signorelli, family and friends for their loss. He was the “Dad” I never had and the Grandpa that Jessica and Rachael loved and adored.  There is nothing but great memories and respect for him! “As those we love don’t go away, they walk beside us everyday. And remain in our hearts forever “  We’ll never forget🙏

Gramps making The Playhouse in our backyard. Gramps took us in his station wagon to pick up materials at Menards & Home Depot. Gramps put our very own porch, ladder/attic spot, chairs/table,& even electricity! Gramps this was so special to us, we love you & appreciate how you made our childhood so incredible! We are so blessed. 

Gramps! I love your sense of humor, your perfection with whatever you put your mind to, how hard you would work until it’s done, & the smell of your aftershave when I learned in for a kiss on the cheek. We love you & going to miss you so much. 

Thank you gramps for teaching us everything to know in life, you are such an inspirational person in our lives! 

51 Conti Parkway, Gramps would always be at the window, he loved seeing everyone go into the civic center, he enjoyed seeing his sister Auntie Anna & Uncle Earl that lived above them. I loved the feeling of being home at Grandma & Grandpas! Gramps always had fruit bowls ready and a spread of lunchmeat at the table from Caputo’s, he knew I love Feta cheese and he would always cut me a slice with grapes. 

Gramps & Toby! Toby was a dog I found on Craigslist. Grandma & Gramps both told me not to bring this dog home, I ended up getting the dog and later those months Toby became Gramps best friend. They would go on 4-5 walks a day, they would eat together, sleep together, & enjoyed relaxing on the couch together. It was such a strong bond, everyone in the Elmwood Park circle knew “Toby & Gramps”I am forever grateful for the happiness Toby gave gramps! 

Always a big spread for a  "sangwich"🥰

My condolences to the whole family! Unc was like a grandparent to me. Always trying to "compose compose compose" the perfect pic and showing everyone his boiler room, his bird houses and his household work he did! Love you all! 

I am in prayer for the family. May God bless each one of you I can remember the first time I met him. It was down at the pavilion at church. He was such a sweet man. Please let me know when the service is may God bless y’all 

OBITUARIO

Guy Signorelli

30 octubre, 1926 – 6 noviembre, 2024

Reynolds Hamrick Funeral Homes & Crematory

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