Obituary for Danilo Aguila
Sayreville
Danilo B. Aguila, age 64 passed away Tuesday, February 4, 2020 at RWJ, New Brunswick. Born in Manila, Philippines Danilo has resided in Sayreville for the past 16 years. Prior to that, he resided in Jamaica Estates, New York for 20 years. Before his retirement Danilo was employed as a Loan Officer for American Savings Bank, NYC and Merchandizing for Barnes & Nobles in NJ.
Danilo is predeceased by his father Simeon G. Aguila. Surviving are his loving mother Ofelia B. Aguila, his siblings and their spouses, Nerissa and Andres Hidalgo, Theresa and Daniel Vedia, Arnel Aguila, Roberto and Emily Aguila as well as his many loving nieces: Melissa Hidalgo-Ruiz, Brandi Vedia-McEnerney, Ariadne Aguila and grand-niece Ava Ruiz; loving nephews: Christian Vedia, Julian Hidalgo, Kyle Vedia, Michael Hidalgo and grand-nephews: Noah Ruiz, Chase McEnerney and Leo McEnerney; loving cousins: Benedict and Flor Esguerra and friends.
Calling hours are Sunday from 11am to 3pm at the Maliszewski Memorial Home, 121 Main St, Sayreville with a prayer service starting at 2pm.
Danilo B. Aguila, age 64 passed away Tuesday, February 4, 2020 at RWJ, New Brunswick. Born in Manila, Philippines Danilo has resided in Sayreville for the past 16 years. Prior to that, he resided in Jamaica Estates, New York for 20 years. Before his retirement Danilo was employed as a Loan Officer for American Savings Bank, NYC and Merchandizing for Barnes & Nobles in NJ.
Danilo is predeceased by his father Simeon G. Aguila. Surviving are his loving mother Ofelia B. Aguila, his siblings and their spouses, Nerissa and Andres Hidalgo, Theresa and Daniel Vedia, Arnel Aguila, Roberto and Emily Aguila as well as his many loving nieces: Melissa Hidalgo-Ruiz, Brandi Vedia-McEnerney, Ariadne Aguila and grand-niece Ava Ruiz; loving nephews: Christian Vedia, Julian Hidalgo, Kyle Vedia, Michael Hidalgo and grand-nephews: Noah Ruiz, Chase McEnerney and Leo McEnerney; loving cousins: Benedict and Flor Esguerra and friends.
Calling hours are Sunday from 11am to 3pm at the Maliszewski Memorial Home, 121 Main St, Sayreville with a prayer service starting at 2pm.