Birth date: Oct 10, 1947 Death date: Apr 25, 2023
Thomas "Tom" Nicastro, age 75 of Rehoboth Beach, DE passed away on Tuesday, April 25, 2023, surrounded by family. He was born on October 10,1947, son of the late Thomas and Julie A. (DeMauro) Nicastro of Hammonton, NJ. Tom grew u Read Obituary
It's a sad world knowing you're not in it any longer! you always think you have time to visit, make plans, get together!!! in an instant those chances are gone. I'm so sorry that we didn't get the chance to talk one more time. Someday I'll see you again and we can catchup on those crazy times. Can't thank you and your father enough for all did for me. I owe you so much. Rest well my friend. Until the next job site!
I often think about a younger time as kids when we visited Hammonton, NJ. It was always a great time with family get togethers with DeMauro side of the family.
Uncle Tom, Aunt Julie (DeMauro) Nicasro and cousins Tom and Barbara and other of my cousins. Sorry to say I haven’t been back in many years. It was just a wonderful memory and place to visit.
Tom you will be missed.
Cousin Bob Frittelli and family.
Tom,
Thank you for everything you have ever done for me and my sisters. Thank you for always helping me with anything no matter what. Even if it was me asking you to help fix my car side mirror for the first, the second, or the third time. Even though it was always my fault we would laugh how these large objects would “come out of no where” and you would order the part and it would be fixed the next day. Thank you for always taking care of my mom every single day and truly showing what love means. I always enjoyed coming down to the beach to see you and Mom and be greeted with a “Hey Shell” and a big hug and laugh. Not a day will go by that you won’t be missed. Love you Tom!
Nicole and family, and Tommy and family— We’ll always remember being at your house during parties for Gianna Olivia Lucas and Ella, ,and Tommy’s kids were always there. Your Dad never missed a party! Being a big, loud family… (we ARE Italian) Uncle Tom’s laughter could be heard above ALL OF US and loved having fun! He really loved you guys, that was always clear to see. May He Rest in Peace—Lynette, Mark, Marlee and Marissa
