Death: John Cipriano Obituary, Dunmore, PA – We regret to inform you that John Cipriano has passed away. In the wee hours of Wednesday morning, the family of Dr. John J. Cipriano broke the news to their loved ones that he had passed away. This deed is carried out by them with a tremendous deal of regret on their bodies. John J. Cipriano, who was 71 years old and had spent his whole life in Dunmore, was the son of Benny and Nancy Fasula Cipriano, who both passed away. Dr. John J. Cipriano had resided in Dunmore his entire life. Over the course of his whole life, Dr. John J. Cipriano has called Dunmore his home. It was because he was a member of the congregation of St. Rocco’s/St. Anthony’s Church that he was able to receive all of the sacraments that were made available to him.
John graduated from Scranton Preparatory School, the University of Scranton, the University of Padua, Padua, Italy, and the American Medical University of the Caribbean, where he got his Master of Medicine degree. In addition, John completed his pre-medical studies at the University of Padua for his undergraduate degree. Additionally, John received his degree at the University of Padua.
Board certification was awarded to John in accordance with the criteria that were established by the American Board of Intermediate Medicine. After John had completed his training, he began working as a physician in the emergency room at Cambridge Medical Center Hospital for Northeast Emergency Medical Specialist. He was there with Northeast Emergency Medical Specialist.
After he had finished his training, he came to this conclusion. After that, he went on to pursue a career in internal medicine and worked as a specialist in private practice until the year 2012, when he finally found a place to call home. Not only was he a talented guitarist, but he also took pleasure in spending time on the water in Lake Wallenpaupack with his family and close friends. The Wallenpaupack family counted him as a part of their clan.
In the end, John would say that the things that were most important to him in his life were his family and his friends. He would say this because they were the things that he valued the most. His son, Louis, and his fiancee, Dr. Vasiliki Triantafillou, both of Philadelphia; his brother, Rocco, and his wife, Nancy; and his aunt, Ellen Cipriano, both of Dunmore; his nieces, Gina and her husband, Shane Alt; Diane and her husband.
Dennis; his nephew, Rocco, and his wife, Dina; six great-nieces and -nephews; and a large number of cousins survived John. Sincere gratitude is offered to all of the other individuals who generously provided their assistance and support, including William Johns, Andrew Guariglia, Andy and Toni Stecco, and all of the other individuals.
On behalf of our entire team, we would like to convey our gratitude to each and every one of them. Instead of sending flowers, memorial contributions can be made in John’s name to the American Heart Association or the Griffin Pond Animal Shelter. Both organizations are dedicated to helping animals. These two organizations are committed to providing assistance to animals.
The provision of help to animals is a priority for both of these groups. It is scheduled that the funeral ceremony will begin on Monday at nine o’clock in the morning at the Morell-LaBelle Funeral Home, which is located in Dunmore at 301 Chestnut Street.
The funeral home is the venue where the event will begin. St. Anthony of Padua Church, which is located in Dunmore, will be the location of the Christian burial service that will take place at nine thirty o’clock each evening. It has been decided that the burial will take place at the family plot at Dunmore Cemetery, which is located directly across the street from the funeral house.
