Scott Allen Minter – father, son, brother, friend, artist and bright shining star – died on Wednesday, September 30, 2020 in his Brooklyn apartment. He was 53 years old.   Born in Newport, Rhode Island on July 14, 1967 to Charles and Carol Minter, Scott was electric right from the start. He was a talented artist and creator at a young age but found his passion when he got his first computer in 1981. The limitless potential and creativity of writing code began a lifelong passion of manifesting the wild beauty of the world in digital form.   But, for those who knew Scott, the creative part of his brain was best experienced by a long, vivid and humorous conversation. He loved acting and could tell rapturous stories. He was the light in every room he entered. Wherever he went,

Sheila Michaela Delaney Masefield, age 83, passed away at Calvary Hospital in Brooklyn on Sunday afternoon August 23, 2020. She was the proud Brooklyn born daughter of Irish immigrants Mariah and James Delaney, and the youngest of their five children. Sheila had three brothers, all of whom served in WWII, and an older sister who dedicated her life to the church and to teaching hearing impaired and deaf children. She is survived by her husband of 53 years, filmmaker Joe Masefield, their five children, eight grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Always the loving mother to James, Christopher, Megan, Joseph, and Michael. Their deep love for their mother was always evident in the laughter, fun, and embraces they shared over the years. Sheila was a skilled pianist who possessed a beautiful singing voice, which resulted in a series of show business

Rita Verdoliva age 54 died the 22nd day of April, 2020. Rita was a resident of Staten Island since 1978. Born in L’Aquila, Italy on the 24th day of October, 1965 to her parents the late Antonio Colangeli and Angela Colangeli, present resident of Staten Island. At four months of age, Rita and her family made their journey to America to build their home in Brooklyn, N.Y.  Rita attended grammar school at the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Greenwood section of Brooklyn, N.Y. until 1978. The Colangeli family then moved to Grant City, Staten Island, N.Y. where Rita attended St. Christopher’s Elementary School. After graduation, she attended Countess Moore High School on Staten Island. She graduated in 1983 to go on to college at St. John’s University, to gain her degree in business.  She utilized that degree at various banking institutions

Passed on 4/14/20 Private Burial Service at Holy Cross Cemetery

Passed on 4/1020 Private Burial Service at Holy Cross Cemetery

Passed on 4/11/20 Private Burial Service at Green-Wood Cemetery

Passed on 4/14/20 Private Burial Service at Green-Wood Cemetery

Passed on 4/3/2020 Private Burial Service at Green-Wood Cemetery