Obituary for Domenico D. "Donnie" Postorivo
Domenico D. Postorivo, age 54 of Mantua, NJ, passed away peacefully Saturday evening, January 8, 2022 surrounded by his loving family after a courageous battle with cancer. He was born in Woodbury, New Jersey to proud parents Eugenio and Margaret Postorivo (nee Miller). Domenico is survived by his beloved wife, Kim (nee Amadei) and devoted children Domenic (Nina), Michael, and Angelina. He is also survived by siblings Eugenio and Debra Valente (Chris), mother-in-law Grace Amadei, and brother-in-law Anthony Amadei (Barbra). He was loved by his nephew and nieces, Dennis, Erica, Bella, Gabby, Olivia, AvaMarie, and Eugenia. He also has many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends that loved him dearly. Domenico is predeceased by his father-in-law Butch Amadei and grandparents George L. and Anna Miller, and Domenico and Elvira Postorivo.
Domenico was a graduate of Clearview Regional High School and began his career immediately following at the Philadelphia Stock Exchange. He started out as a clerk where his talent was quickly recognized and then taught how to trade, leading Domenico to become a very successful Stock Option Specialist and Trader. He then decided on a career change leading him to his passion as a Mortgage Loan Officer and worked up until the very end for Allied Mortgage Group as a Senior Loan Officer. Throughout his career, Domenico acquired many relationships making lifelong friends. Because of his knowledge and expertise, he had many returning customers that relied on him. Domenico enjoyed working with people assisting and providing guidance with their financial goals. Family and friends appreciated and valued the advice he would lend and will continue to carry his wisdom with them.
What was most important to Domenico was family. He loved spending time with his family, immediate and extended. He always had a smile and advice to lend. Domenico also had many devoted and loving friends and they were a priority to him. He had his daily conversations on the phone with them and made many memories with them as well! He treasured the relationships he had which was obvious to all that loved him. Domenico was always up for a vacation, he loved to travel whether it was with family or friends, he was the first to say let's go!
Domenico was known by his family and childhood friends as Donnie. He will be remembered by all for his quick wit and sense of humor. Donnie was a jokester, he loved to play jokes on others, whether they felt his humor or not. Donnie never hesitated to stir the pot and you knew he was quite proud of himself, because a big smile would follow! The nicknames he created for many were quite comical as well! You could count on Donnie to make you laugh.
Domenico had a real sense for style and fashion. He truly enjoyed shopping. He was either buying for himself or for the house. He most definitely kept up with the trends, you can rest assured a package was coming weekly, if not daily.
His loved ones are blessed to have the memories he created with them and will cherish them forever.
Family and friends are welcomed to visit Sunday, January 16, 2022 from 3:00 to 8:00 pm at Smith Funeral Home 47 Main Street Mantua, NJ and Monday, January 17, 2022 from 9:30 to 10:45 am at Church of the Incarnation 240 Main Street Mantua, NJ. Mass of Christian Burial at 11:00 am followed by entombment at Eglington Cemetery Mausoleum 320 Kings Hwy, Clarksboro, NJ. In Lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Penn Pancreatic Research Center Fund, C/O Ursina Teitelbaum, Penn Medicine Development, 3535 Market Street, Suite 750, Philadelphia, PA 19104.
Domenico was a graduate of Clearview Regional High School and began his career immediately following at the Philadelphia Stock Exchange. He started out as a clerk where his talent was quickly recognized and then taught how to trade, leading Domenico to become a very successful Stock Option Specialist and Trader. He then decided on a career change leading him to his passion as a Mortgage Loan Officer and worked up until the very end for Allied Mortgage Group as a Senior Loan Officer. Throughout his career, Domenico acquired many relationships making lifelong friends. Because of his knowledge and expertise, he had many returning customers that relied on him. Domenico enjoyed working with people assisting and providing guidance with their financial goals. Family and friends appreciated and valued the advice he would lend and will continue to carry his wisdom with them.
What was most important to Domenico was family. He loved spending time with his family, immediate and extended. He always had a smile and advice to lend. Domenico also had many devoted and loving friends and they were a priority to him. He had his daily conversations on the phone with them and made many memories with them as well! He treasured the relationships he had which was obvious to all that loved him. Domenico was always up for a vacation, he loved to travel whether it was with family or friends, he was the first to say let's go!
Domenico was known by his family and childhood friends as Donnie. He will be remembered by all for his quick wit and sense of humor. Donnie was a jokester, he loved to play jokes on others, whether they felt his humor or not. Donnie never hesitated to stir the pot and you knew he was quite proud of himself, because a big smile would follow! The nicknames he created for many were quite comical as well! You could count on Donnie to make you laugh.
Domenico had a real sense for style and fashion. He truly enjoyed shopping. He was either buying for himself or for the house. He most definitely kept up with the trends, you can rest assured a package was coming weekly, if not daily.
His loved ones are blessed to have the memories he created with them and will cherish them forever.
Family and friends are welcomed to visit Sunday, January 16, 2022 from 3:00 to 8:00 pm at Smith Funeral Home 47 Main Street Mantua, NJ and Monday, January 17, 2022 from 9:30 to 10:45 am at Church of the Incarnation 240 Main Street Mantua, NJ. Mass of Christian Burial at 11:00 am followed by entombment at Eglington Cemetery Mausoleum 320 Kings Hwy, Clarksboro, NJ. In Lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Penn Pancreatic Research Center Fund, C/O Ursina Teitelbaum, Penn Medicine Development, 3535 Market Street, Suite 750, Philadelphia, PA 19104.