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Carl A. Belforti Sr., 95

    Carl A. Belforti Sr., 95, of Worcester formerly of Hopedale, died October 23, 2013, the husband of the late Helen (DiDonato) Belforti and the youngest child of Antonio and Maria (Mazzini) Belforti. 
    He was a graduate of the Hopedale High School class of 1937 and retired from the former Draper Corp. where he was a foreman. He lived in Hopedale for many years, before moving to Worcester in 1985.   A veteran of World War II, Mr. Belforti served in the European Theater with the 34th Infantry Division, 133 Regimental Combat Team. He was wounded twice and awarded the Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Clusters. He was a Charter and Life member of the Lawrence J. Heron Chapter #6 D.A.V. of Milford, and was active for many years serving and Post Commander and Treasurer.  He marched proudly in every Veterans and Memorial Day parades in Hopedale and Milford until his ninetieth birthday.  He was a faithful volunteer at the annual “Forget Me Not” drives and enjoyed hosting cookouts and holiday parties at various veteran’s hospitals and shelters. Both he and his wife befriended many people over the years, especially those isolated and in need. Carl was always a gentleman and was well respected and loved by his family and friends.
     He leaves two daughters Mary and her husband Kenneth Bejune of Worcester, Linda and her husband Peter Hajek of Burlington NC, a son Carl Belforti Jr. of Lauderdale Lakes FL, six grandchildren, Daniel and Matthew Bejune, Deborah Zugay, Sandra, Scott and Kevin Hajek and three great-grandsons, Benjamin, Jacob and George Bejune, one brother Frederick Belforti, many nieces and nephews. He predeceased by his brothers, Arthur, Louis, Edward and George, and sisters Frances Gattozzi and Olga Belforti.  
    Mr. Belforti was a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Worcester. His family was among of the founding members of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church in Hopedale.  
     A mass of Christian burial will be held Monday, October 28th at 11:30 A.M. in the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church in Hopedale MA. Burial will follow in the Hopedale Village Cemetery in Hopedale MA.  A calling hour will be held prior to the mass from 10 to 11 A.M. in the Consigli-Ruggerio Funeral Home 46 Water St. Milford MA.
     Memorial contributions may be made in his memory to the Sisters of St. Joseph’s Retirement Fund C/O Mont Marie Healthcare Center 32 Lower Westfiled Rd. Holyoke MA 01040 or to a charity of one’s choice.

Guest Book

Dear Carl, I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your beloved dad. I remember him a such a kind and gentle man who was always smiling. Both your mom and dad were always gracious and welcoming when we went to your house as kids. He was lucky to have such a devoted son who cared for him so well for so long. Take care of yourself my dear friend, your mom and dad are together again and I know very proud of the caring compassionate man you are. I love you my dearest friend and look forward to seeing you soon Deb
Debbie Mantoni


Dear Carl, What else can be said that hasn't been written by you and these other thoughtful people. Your dad was a really nice person and you, a devoted son. He seemed so happy during his time spent in Florida. I remember him being so independent and going about his business. However, you were concerned about his well being, always staying in contact with him. When he was too ill to return to Florida, you totally devoted yourself to your dad. Yes, you were a good son. May I add that you are a good friend. May God bless the both of you.
Patrick Devaney


Dear Carl,I am so sorry for the loss of your beloved father. I know you and he had a very special relationship over the years and I hope those beautiful memories are a comfort to you in this time of sorrow. He was a wonderful man and I have many positive memories of both your parents during our many years as close friends. Know that you are in my thoughts each day. Love always,your lifelong friend Kitty
Catherine Dabrowski


carl.. you were a great son..always taking care of your dad, making him your most important thing to do..and you will be rewarded by having him as an angel watching over you.. god bless you
norman berg and donald boitano


Carl, I send my sincerest sympathy in the passing of your father. I met him when you invited me to your home in Florida about eight years ago. He had a ready smile and I was immediately charmed by his warm personality. I remember his daily trips to the mail box and a walk down the road to get the morning paper. Some afternoon he would spend time with all the Italian CUM-BAS. May he rest in peace in the loving arms of the Lord.
Patrick Gabriella


CARL PAUL AND I ARE SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. YOU ARE AN AWESOME SON. WE LOVED AND RESPECTED YOUR FATHER SO MUCH. WE WILL HAVE WONDERFUL MEMORIES OF HIS TAKING CHARGE OF THE YARD AND EVERYTHING AT RIO VISTA WAS TO PERFECTION, INCLUDING HIM MEETING ALL HIS NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS WHO LOVE HIM. WE ALSO ENJOYED THE AIR SHOW WATCHING FROM OUR BALCONY AND HAVING A FUN BRUNCH. WE WILL REMEMBER HIM DEARLY. PS AND WHO COULD EVER FORGET BACHO AND HE WOULD BE THRILLED WITH THE BIG BOSTON RED SOX WIN. SINCERELY, NANCY AND PAUL D'AMORE
NANCY AND PAUL D'AMORE


Carl, your father has gone to a better place, I will remember both him and your mother fondly, they spent many happy years here in Florida with you. You will hold many great memories of him as you do of your mother. Its always hard to lose a loved one, in this case, your father. My thoughts are with you.
Jerry Park


Carl, We are sorry about the loss of your dad. It should give you comfort to know that you have been a great son to your Mom & Dad. They have gone home to their Creator and some day we will all be with our parents once again. Love, Jim & Rosemary Curran
Jim & Rosemary Curran


Page 4 My wish for you is everlasting peace, love, and joy in the realm you have now entered. My love to you forever, Carl Carl A. Belforti Jr. 5001 W. Oakland Park Blvd. H-202 Lauderdale Lakes, Florida 33313 Phone: 954-294-4593 Email: carlbelfortijr@aol.com
Carl A. Belforti Jr.


Page 3 Those were incredible days and moments for me... Moments that will keep me smiling till the day I die.. I often look at the picture that I took at Ilio's condo in Hallandale of Ma laughing at the pickle she held in her hand. Caption reading: "Pickled lady laughing at a pickle". I consider myself one of the most fortunate persons on the planet.. Few of my acquaintances and friends have had the opportunity to spend the quality time that I have shard with you and Ma.
Carl A. Belforti Jr.


Page 2 I will forever cherish that I had the opportunity to spend 12 years caring for you; both in your apartment in Worcester, and my homes in Florida. I also have the joyful memories of both you and Ma spending countless winter months visiting me since I first moved to Fort Lauderdale in 1970. The three of us were a "Team". You both rejoiced in getting to know and love my eclectic group of friends and we all shared some truly remarkable times together
carl A. Belforti Jr.


Dear Dad, I'm so happy that you're finally back together with Ma. I know how much you've missed her since she left us on July 23rd, 1999. Realizing that my visit with you this past Mother's Day would probably be the last; I was thrilled that we connected in such a warm and wonderful way... Those hours spent with you are eternally imprinted in my heart and soul..
Carl A. Belforti Jr.


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