Adolfo L Marino's Obituary
He was a devoted father and a caring husband. An exceptional brilliant man whose main desire was the well-being of his family. He was a quiet and serious man but affectionate with friends and family. A man of faith, a practicing Catholic, who lived with great convictions and firm moral values. In 1985 he arrived from Cuba with his family to the land of the free. While in Cuba, he relentlessly refused to belong to the Communist Party in spite of the atrocious consequences. He condemned the dictatorship regime of Cuba and he died with the hope of seeing democracy again in his loved Cuba. He taught his children the true meaning of freedom, liberty and prosperity. He was forever grateful to this country for giving us the opportunity to enjoy freedom in his totality.
He is survived by his wife, Josefa Marino, his two children Alejandro and Isabel and three grandchildren Ariana, Daniel and Gabriella.
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