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i dont think he was much liked after the whole casso situation I dont think. I think it was him that vouched and stood behind casso for boss

[quote=eboli post_id=79404 time=1528113664 user_id=4216]He was released in a rough shape. I highly doubt he wasn't fully retired at this point.
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Yep most like that are sent home to die, much less communicate with anyone. He probably was bed-ridden most of the time I'd imagine.

[quote=willychichi post_id=79399 time=1528110099 user_id=256]
I forgot to post this last week

http://obits.silive.com/obituaries/siadvance/obituary.aspx?n=christopher-furnari&pid=189143175&fhid=38488
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Be interesting to see if many Lukes attend the funeral.

[quote=newera_212 post_id=79387 time=1528086713 user_id=5522]
doesnt he have a son who is made? Jumbo Furnari? apparently a junk user/dealer? whats his deal? is Jumbo still alive or active?
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Jumbo is alive. I haven't seen him being made though.

[quote=aleksandrored post_id=79380 time=1528079155 user_id=5461]
lived well until 94 years old, did he still have any influence on the family before his death?
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He was released in a rough shape. I highly doubt he wasn't fully retired at this point.

I forgot to post this last week

http://obits.silive.com/obituaries/siadvance/obituary.aspx?n=christopher-furnari&pid=189143175&fhid=38488

jesus. i had no idea he was still alive. for some reason I thought he died shortly after his release and also thought Carmine was the only surviving Commission Case member left (excluding Indelicato if he counts...)

doesnt he have a son who is made? Jumbo Furnari? apparently a junk user/dealer? whats his deal? is Jumbo still alive or active?

lived well until 94 years old, did he still have any influence on the family before his death?

Some many of the originals have died since last summer. Mangano, Gambino, DiFronzo, and now this.

Got some time in the street