Birth date: Jun 29, 1929 Death date: Jul 5, 2020
Dominick Joseph Saulle, 91, longtime resident of Willingboro, NJ passed away surrounded by his family on July 5, 2020. The lifelong Mets and Giants fan grew up in Brooklyn, NY as the son of Italian immigrant parents. Always a hard Read Obituary
To my dear God father, uncle Dominick, may you rest in peace ❤️🙏 I remember when he and my aunt and cousins would come to visit Awella's house we would all go there to see them. I would get really excited about it because right before they were getting ready to leave to go home he would always pull me aside and give me a few dollars and tell me don't tell anyone. He did that every time they came to visit. I also stayed with them one summer for 6 weeks and had an awesome time, though it felt like it was a year and thought my mom forgot about me! He always made me feel special 💕 I could do no wrong in his eye's. He was a good man. May God be with him! My condolences to all my cousins during this difficult time! God bless you all! Love to you all from me and my family!
Mr. and Mrs. Saulle were like second parents to me especially the couple of years after graduating high school since I didn’t go to college right away. I always had the knack of showing up just in time for dinner😜. Mrs. Saulle could cook!! Never did anyone in the family made me felt like I was unwelcome or intrusive. I really appreciated that. They were a special couple and I am blessed to have known them.
To My Grand Uncle Dominick,
I always loves you and looked up to you because my nana thought you were the best guy on earth! Her brother was everything to her and I listened to all of her stories with you, her and Grandma Jean!
At my wedding you wished me so much joy and told me to never stop smiling and being sweet!
Growing up, looking at you was like looking at my grandma Vera. you were twins! When I lost her and sqw you for the first time after, I saw her in your eyes and I cried with happiness... you were still connected to her, and so I was to you also...not just for that reason, you were always so sweet and inviting to me xoxo. I adored you for that...I loved your stories and just hearing your voice on the phone. I loved you and always will...please kiss my Nan for me, now I have another angel to look over us...dance free and enjoy your wings.
Love you,
Your Grand niece
Nellian and Great Grand Nephews, Drew and Jace...I'll continue to pass on your stories and memories....
Uncle Dominick,
I remember trips with you and my cousins to Red Hook pool and lots of trips to the beaches of Brooklyn, Coney Island and the walks after church....everyone dressed in their Sunday best after from St. Peter's church to College Park and then along Columbia Street.
I remember as a little guy, when my mom would leave you to watch me and you would nap... I'd clunk you awake with something to wake you up so you could make me a snack. and you'd chase me to half clunk me one and half play fight before I got my snack.
You were a wonderful uncle. a good listener and a wonderful person. You loved my mother and Aunt with all your heart, you and your sisters were definitely the 3 musketeers- please kiss them for me and tell them I miss them.
God bless you and I pray you are all happy together again with Aunt Romona.
Your nephew,
Bobby
