Dominick Laurino, 95, of Eatontown, passed away peacefully May 8 with his family and his companion, Pura “Toni” Roberts, by his side.
For many years Dominick lived on his farm, the former Laurino Farm on Sycamore Avenue, Tinton Falls. He was born and raised in Oceanport and graduated from Red Bank High School. He served in World War II with the 491st Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion that landed on Normandy Beach.
He owned and operated an excavation business with his beloved brother Eddie for over 50 years.
Dominick is predeceased by his parents, Edward Laurino Sr. and Mary Laurino; his brothers John, Edward Jr. and Robert; and his sisters Frances and Mary.
He is survived by his loving sons, Gary and his wife Lynn Laurino, and John Laurino and his partner John Bonica; his sister Nancy Kivett; and his five grandchildren, Michael, Genna, Daniel, Matthew and Jacob. He is also survived by his cousins Robert Laurino and Lorraine Govoni; his nephews Karl Perry, Bill Kivett and Robert Laurino; and nieces Carol Byrnes, Lee Laurino, Susan Howard and Anne Abbott.
Visitation was May 16 at Thompson Memorial Home, Red Bank. Interment took place May 17 at Mt. Carmel Cemetery, West Long Branch.
