Antonio Roig

It is with heavy hearts and great sadness that we announce the passing of Antonio Roig. He was the youngest of seven siblings and the son of Maximina (NEE Diaz) Roig and the late Deacon Julio Roig.

He is survived by his loving wife and best friend of 23 years, Antonia (NEE Brattoli), their son Marco Antonio, their daughter Guilia Maximina and their dog Ian.

His siblings Yvette Bralczyk and her husband Kenneth, Patricia Martinez and her husband Henry, Julio Roig and his wife Yvette, Socorro Rosa and her husband David, Maria Kane and her husband Thomas, and Francisco Roig and his wife Juana.

He is also survived by his nieces and nephews, Jose Torres and his son Jayden, Jena Asenjo and her husband Braulio and their children Austin, Adrien, and Alexander, Larisa Rodriguez and her husband Ralph and their son Ralph Jr, Alicia Martinez and her daughter Leila, Julio Roig Jr, Emily Perea and her husband Christian and their son Issac, Kimberly Martinez, Brandon Kane, Francisco Roig Jr, Melina Roig, Tyler Kane and Ethan Rosa.

Father-In-Law and Mother-In-Law Cosmo and Giovanna Brattoli. Brother-In-Law John and his wife Alla Brattoli, and their daughters Alicia, Sophia and Milana, Brother-In-Law Sergio and his wife Michelle Brattoli, and their daughters Giovanna and her husband Chris Russell, Bianca and Isabella Brattoli. As well as more extended family and friends

Antonio was a very talented and creative artist. He received his Associates Degree from the Art Institute of Philadelphia. After obtaining his degree, he worked for the Star Ledger as a Graphic Designer. When the Star Ledger discontinued operations, he became a Free Lance Graphic Designer and started a screen-printing business. He then dedicated his life to his family and caring for his kids. Being the youngest of such a large family, he always brought humor that only he can provide to every event and occasion. One of his greatest loves was spending time down the shore with his family going to the beach, taking the boat out, and riding the jet skis with his kids and friends. He had many hobbies such as cycling, camping, playing golf, darts, CrossFit and he loved electronics and gadgets. He loved to cook and everything he made was adored by all. Our family will never be the same and he will be remembered for all of the laughter, videos and designs he created, funny stories and dad jokes he made.

The arrangements are as follows:

Visitation Wednesday, July 22nd from 4-9 PM at Costa Memorial Home Boulevard and Central Avenue in Hasbrouck Heights. The Funeral will be at Costa Memorial Home on Thursday, July 23rd at 9:15 AM. Funeral Liturgy from St. Peter’s R.C. Church 155 William Street in Belleville at 10:30 AM. Entombment following at Holy Cross Chapel Mausoleum, North Arlington.