Francis P. DeVine Funeral Home Inc.

Robert Davis of Oyster Bay, NY passed away on January 9, 2021 after a memorable life at the age of 90. Beloved husband of 30 years to Deirdre. Loving stepfather of Joseph Coyle, Scott (Suzette) Coyle, and Kristin (Michael) McGrath. Step Grandfather of Kevin (Kristin) Coyle, and Step Great-Grandfathe...

Laura’s funeral mass will be live-streamed tomorrow from St. Dominic’s R.C.Church for those unable to attend. Here is the link https://youtu.be/6-HCR_8udww For those attending masks are required.

Sharing with Our Deepest Sympathy to the Diehl family. It is a true honor and privilege to serve the family of a WW II Purple Heart Veteran.

George P. Diehl . of East Norwich, N.Y. on January 1, 2021. Beloved husband of the late Mary T. Loving mother of Anne, Karen, Hank, Tom (Pam), and Joyce (Chris) Keehner, Loving grandfather of 16, Great grandfather of 16, and Great-great grandfather of 2. Dear brother of Henrietta Tschinkel, and the...

Simeon Dunnington Wright on November 27, 2020 of Locust Valley, NY. Beloved father of David (Millie). Cherished grandfather of Arianna, and Vanessa. Dear brother of Vincent. Proudly Served Our Country in the Air Force During the Korean War.

Peter J. Ranaldo III- on January 1, 2021 of East Norwich, New York . Beloved husband of Angela. Loving father of Peter (Suzanne), and Danielle (Scott) Rosenthal. Cherished grandfather of Isabella, Giovanna, and Griffin. Dear brother of Robert (Ann), and Marianne (Richard) Ludlam. Family will receive...

Our prayers are with all those families that have an empty chair at this years Thanksgiving table, may your memories comfort you.

Excited that our outdoor renovations are almost completed!! All by local Contractors Rich Fiore Tom Smith Jim Morgan and design by Steven McEvoy

Proud to support the Boys and Girls Club of. OBEN.

State of the art video equipment providing peaceful calming music during visitation.

Salvatore Mucera on October 20, 2020 of Bayville, N.Y. Salvatore will be deeply missed and forever remembered.

Paul A. Grech on October 18, 2020 of Oyster Bay, Formerly of Hicksville, NY. Beloved husband of Wanda. Dear father to Paul Jr. (Gail), Laurie (Jim) DeGarmo, and Stephen. Cherished grandfather of Bradley, Catherine, Cheryl, Brendan, Dimitrios, and Briana. Great-grandfather of Grace, Van, Darby, and ...

Lucy Macchio, nee Carnevale of Oyster Bay, NY on October 11, 2020. Beloved wife of the late Matthew Macchio. Loving mother of Donna (Gary) Ranaldo, Lauren and Kristie (John) Moran. Cherished grandmother of Patrick (Erica) Moran. Dear sister of the late John Carnevale and Carmela Kosinski. Also sur...

Four years ago we completely renovated the inside of the funeral home. I am excited that we have recently completed some further indoor renovations , and are currently doing some outside facelifts. I am truly honored to be part of the best community- all the work had been by local contractors so a big Thank you to Rich Fiore and his amazing team! Thomas Smith and his guys, Dave Natale ..Natale plumbing and Heating and Jim Morgan and his talented crew!! And to Steve McEvoy fo...r the design! Also a Thank you and a huge congratulations to Jeffrey Jay Frey Shoe Jeff Shoemaker on completing his residency and passing his New York State Funeral Directors law exam! He is now a licensed director. I am truly blessed and grateful that you are part of DeVine Funeral Home! And to Joseph DeBona who has helped moved more furniture and things around during the renovation than he would care to remember! It takes a village and we have an amazing one! See more

Police Officer Mandisha Hamilton was born in St. Vincent, and immigrated to the United States in 1996 when she was only 13 years old. She grew up with her two s...isters in Brooklyn, and still lives in the borough to this day with her dog, Missy. In high school, Officer Hamilton played a multitude of sports, including tennis, bowling, and even miniature golf, but her real passion was handball. A friend of mine told me about a job opportunity with the NYPD as a traffic agent. I didn’t know much about it, but decided to sign up. And they called me, and here I am today. At first, I was out there, on my feet, looking for illegally parked cars, but in five years, I became a tow-truck driver. It is a tough job that requires both mental and physical strength. I worked by the motto ‘Keep the traffic moving.’ But I really wanted to become a police officer, and I became one in 2013. One day, a supervisor from the Ceremonial Unit asked if I would be interested in becoming a member of the Honor Guard. I, of course, accepted. I have worked at many different events, but still have vivid memories of my first job as a member of the Honor Guard. It was Medal Day at One police Plaza. Being a pallbearer is very emotional. It’s humbling. Going to funerals is always heartbreaking. But I feel it’s important for us to be there, and, many times, families of fallen officers will thank us. Sometimes, people say it’s good to see a female pallbearer. It is tremendously important to me. When I walk parades, I feel proud thousands of people are looking at us we represent the entire Police Department. Whenever I have the chance, I interact with public whether it’s just a small talk, or a handshake, or even a smile it can all make a difference.

Thomas. B Warren, PhD on September 6, 2020. Devoted husband of the late Hazel. Beloved father of Kathleen Warren (Edward) and Jennifer "Kelly" Warren. Cherished grandfather of Katie Clark and Eddie Clark. Dear brother of the late Monroe and Jackie Davis. ...