Wednesday December 27th Services at Green Wood Historic Chapel 1pm Green Wood Cemetery

Visiting at Scotto Funeral Home, Thursday December 21st from 2-5pm and 7-9pm Mass of Christian Burial at Sacred Hearts St. Stephens, Friday December 22nd at 9:30 am Internment at Green Wood Cemetery

Visiting Thursday December 14th 2-5 & 7-9pm at Scotto Funeral Home located at 106 1st Place Brooklyn NY 11231 Private Cremation

Reposing Scotto Funeral Home  106 1st Place Brooklyn Until Monday December 11th Mass of Christian Burial Sacred Hearts St Stephen 10am Visiting Saturday 7 to 9 pm and Sunday 2-5 & 7-9 pm Interment Monday December 11th Green-Wood Cemetery

Reposing Scotto Funeral Home 106 1st place Brooklyn Monday December 4th  7 to 9 pm and Tuesday December 5th  2-5 & 7-9pm Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday December 6th Sacred Hearts St. Stephen RC Church 10 am Corner of Summit and Hicks St Interment to follow at St. Johns  Cemetery

Monday December 4th Mass of Christian Burial Sacred Hearts St Stephen RC Church 10am Interment to follow at St Charles Cemetery

Visiting Friday December 1st 7-9pm at Scotto Funeral Home located at 106 1st Place Brooklyn NY 11231 Mass of Christian Burial Saturday December 2nd St Mary Star of the Sea RC Church 9:30am Green-Wood Crematory Burial to follow at Forest Lawn Cemetery, NJ

Reposing Scotto Funeral Home located at 106 1st Place Brooklyn NY 11231 Sunday December 3rd 2-5 & 7-9pm Mass of Christian Burial Monday December 4th Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary RC Church 10am Entombment to follow at Green-Wood Cemetery

Direct Cremation Green-Wood Crematory Saturday November 25th

Visiting Sunday November 26th 2-5pm at Scotto Funeral Home located at 106 1st Place Brooklyn NY 11231 Mass of Christian Burial Monday November 27th 9:30 am St Mary Star of the Sea RC Church Burial to follow at Silver Mount Cemetery, Staten Island   Paul, a Brooklyn native, moved to the corner of Third and Smith Street at the age of four. He lived there for the rest of his life, except for his military service in the Korean War. A Jack of all trades, he did electrical and plumbing work, and, for several years, operated a grocery store. It became a gathering place for friends and neighbors to chat about sports, politics, and the meaning of life, and remained so even after the grocery business folded. Music poured out from the store during the Christmas season, helping to promote