THE REVERE ADVOCATE – FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2024 Page 17 OBITUARIES Cosmo DiLiegro Cosmo iLiegro just that. He installed the pool, his kids were thrilled, and “Cosmo Pools” was born. Cosmo always said that the best part of his business, which he successfully ran for 54 years using only a pen and pocket notebook, was making families happy. Cosmo’s love and admiraO f Revere. Cosmo left this life peacefully on October 23, 2024, surrounded by loving family. He was born on April 26, 1928, to John and Jesse DiLiegro in Somerville. Cosmo grew up in Revere, and honorably served his country as a member of the U.S. Navy during World War II. Soon after returning from duty, Cosmo met and married the great love of his life, Jane Swicegood. The two were blessed to share 73 years of marriage. Over the years, they enjoyed spending winters in Florida, visiting Times Square, attending Mardi Gras, and taking a cruise to Italy. Above all, Cosmo’s greatest joy was always his family throughout his life, especially during the two years following Jane’s passing. Cosmo and Jane lived in Revere where they raised their three children — John, Patricia, and Michael. Their home was always fi lled with family, and Cosmo constantly reminded them of the importance of family. He was determined to fulfill the wishes of his three children. As a young father, he decided a backyard swimming pool would do REDGATE | FROM Page 10 munity-driven dining concept to Mila’s. “Gibson Point off ers a unique opportunity to create a space that meets the needs of modern residents while embracing the spirit of the community,” said Aldi Companies owner Michael Aldi. “We’re excited to introduce Mila’s as a place where people can connect—whether for a quick bite in the morning or a relaxing evening with a pizza and a cocktail.” Led by Executive Chef Adriano Silva, Mila’s will off er an array of healthy and delicious options during the day, from fresh fruit tion for his three children grew as he became a grandfather to six grandchildren. Cosmo loved nothing more than creating special memories that each of his grandchildren will forever cherish. He even wrote a special song for each that they would sing at the top of their lungs during “dates” with Grampa. Whether it was trips to Miami or the toy store, Sunday dinner at home, Friday night supper at China Roma, New Year’s Eve at the Continental, or a lesson on the greatness of Frank Sinatra, Cosmo instilled in each of his grandchildren a deep and everlasting love that made him a legend in their eyes and shaped the meaning of family for each one. With the birth of his 12 greatgrandchildren, Cosmo’s pride only deepened. His adoration for each is evident in the framed pictures, insisting they be in 5 x 7 format, that line every inch of his house. Cosmo is one of the last of a generation of truly great men. He played an active role in Revere Politics, worked as a building inspector for the city, served as a past president of the Patriots Civic Club, and was a current member of the St. Mary’s Holy Name Society, His selfl essness, generosity, and pride will live on in the family members he left behind. He held strong to the belief that “nothing means juices and perfectly toasted bagels to grab-and-go meals that cater to those who work from home or are looking for a quick, on-the-go bite. As the sun sets, Mila’s will transform into a contemporary lounge and highend bar featuring artisanal cocktails, brick-oven pizzas and a curated menu. Whether you are catching up with friends, enjoying a casual dinner or simply sipping a cocktail in the cozy lounge space, Mila’s will be the perfect venue to connect and unwind. Before its offi cial 2025 debut, Mila’s will host pop-up events in Gibson Point’s lobby, giving residents and locals more than family.” As we remember him, we recognize that nothing will ever mean more to this family than he. Predeceased by his beloved wife Jane, as well as his sister Dolly Badalato and her husband Gregory. Cosmo leaves behind his loving children: John and his wife Patricia of Revere, the late Patricia DeRosa and her husband Kenneth of Revere, Michael DiLiegro and his wife Lenore of Peabody; his grandchildren Danielle and Jeff Smith, John and Natasha DiLiegro, Jennifer and Shaun Lee, Michael and Stefanie DeRosa, Krystal DiLiegro Patch and Glen Rodriguez, and Nanci and Robert Haas III; and his greatgrandchildren: Tyler and Olivia Smith, Dylan and Brooke DiLiegro, Connor and Katie Lee, Ellie and Marlo DeRosa, Ava and Abigail Patch, and Robert IV and Leni Haas, His Brothers Martin DiLiegro and wife Betty of Revere, John DiLiegro and wife Donna of Revere Cosmo will be deeply missed, but his legacy of love and family will endure forever. A visitation for Cosmo was held on Sunday, October 27, 2024, at Paul Buonfiglio and Sons, Revere. A funeral Service was held on Monday followed by a Funeral mass at Saint Mary’s Church, Revere. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. In lieu of fl owers please consider making a donation in Cosmo’s name to Dana Farber Cancer Insitute at https://danafarber.jimmyfund.org Evelyn Leary O f Revere. With a heart full of love and a spirit that was a taste of what’s to come with morning coff ee and on-the-go snacks. Silva has spent nearly 20 years in the Greater Boston restaurant scene. Silva became Executive Chef at Pier 6 in Charlestown in 2014, where he brought the restaurant to new heights, transforming it into one of Greater Boston’s most sought-after food destinations. In 2019, Silva was appointed Executive Chef of Dryft Revere, which he continues to oversee along with Aldi Companies’ other restaurants. “We’re excited to welcome Michael Aldi and his team to Gibson Point, and we look foras vibrant as her personality, Evelyn M Leary, affectionately known as “Evie,” danced her way through life with an unbridled passion for hard work, love, and laughter. Evelyn left this life peacefully on October 25, 2024 surrounded by her loving family. Born in Boston on March 1, 1947, Evelyn brought joy to all who were lucky enough to cross her path. A graduate of Chelsea High school class of 1966 and a near lifelong resident of the city of Revere. Her legacy of love continues to live on in a community, where she resided and created a lifetime of memories. loved — not out of necessity, but out of a profound desire to support her family. When not at work, she could be found twirling on the dance fl oor, babysitting for her grandchildren and many Great-nieces and nephews. Evelyn was an avid collector of coins and commemorative artifacts. Evelyn’s love for others was refl ected in her work life and also in her passion for her family. Evelyn’s family was her world. She is survived by her loving husband of 49 years, Daniel J. Leary, and their 3 children, Daniel Leary and wife Mary of Braintree, Erin Leary and David Carifi o of Revere and Heather Leary and David Stankovski of Nahant. She also leaves behind her grandchildren John (Jack), Drew, and Sophia Leary, her siblings Veronica DeLeo, Ann Pope, Walter Lauinger and Mel Girlack along with many nieces and nephews. Evelyn was preceded in death by her parents, Evelyn Girlack and Walter Lauinger, and her sister, Eilleen Carroll. As we remember Evelyn, we Evelyn was a woman of many talents. Her wit and humor were as magnetic as her generosity. She was a dedicated employee for over 40 years at The Cambridge District Courthouse Middlesex county, where she worked as a Probation Service Case Supervisor. Evelyn’s work didn’t stop there she worked as a manager of the Wonderland Ballroom, started both a cleaning business, and a cosmetic boutique she ran with her sister. Evelyn had an unmatched energy and work ethic. Evelyn worked to provide for those she ward to opening Mila’s at Gibson Point to residents and the Revere community,” said Madeleine Risinger of Greystar, Community Manager at Gibson Point. “Mila’s will bring a dynamic mix of options to Gibson Point. Whether it be an on-thego coff ee or a memorable evening meal on the water, Mila’s will only further elevate life at Gibson Point.” Gibson Point sets a new standard of modern living by weaving together luxury, wellness, sustainability and community in a forward-thinking residential development. Located at 1 Gibson Way, the 291-unit residential are reminded of the verse from the Book of Proverbs 31:26, “She opens her mouth with wisdom, and the teaching of kindness is on her tongue.” Evelyn embodied this scripture, demonstrating wisdom, kindness, and love in everything she did. A visitation will be held on Monday, November 4, 2024, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM at Paul Buonfi glio & Sons Funeral Home, 128 Revere Street, Revere, immediately followed by a prayer service at 11:00 AM. Interment will take place at Woodlawn Cemetery in Everett. Friends and family are warmly invited to attend. community located along Boston’s seaside North Shore comprises a variety of studio, onebedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom units. Outfi tted with robust wellness-inspired amenities, including cold plunges and an outdoor sauna, Gibson Point is a self-care oasis. Residents enjoy a top-of-the-line fi tness center, an indoor/outdoor yoga studio and a Zen Garden to focus on their mind and body. For more info about Gibson Point, visit livegibsonpoint.com. For more info about Redgate, visit www.redgate-re.com. For more info about Aldi Companies, visit www.aldicompanies.com
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