Gifts In Memory
Celebrate a loved one or a special occasion, through a tribute donation in their honor. Your gift will help the Winters Center for Autism carry out it's mission of helping adults with autism experience purpose and fulfillment through job training, placement and access to a variety of recreational, health and wellness programs.
Memorial donations are a meaningful way to pay tribute to a loved one who has passed. When you give to the Winters Center for Autism, you honor a special life by helping us work towards our vision of creating a brighter future for individuals with autism. When making a gift in memory, please include the name and address of the deceased's family so that we may acknowledge your donation correctly.
George W. Munch
October 11, 1956- March 28, 2026
George William Munch, 69, of Huntington, NY passed away peacefully on March 28, 2026 surrounded by his family. George spent so much of his life helping people, he was the person who always seemed to find some good in everyone. He defined perseverance, discipline, and faith. George was born on October 11, 1956. His childhood was filled with many family gatherings and devotion to the Catholic faith. George carried this devotion to his faith all throughout his life. Family was everything to him, especially his wife Dina and son Richard who were the pride and joy of his life. He will be missed by all because of the impact he had on the lives of so many. Beloved husband of Dina Crisco- Munch. Loving father of Richard Munch and the late Joseph Munch. Caring son of the late George Munch and the late Eileen Munch. Beloved brother of Maryjane Braun (Kenneth). Caring son-in-law of the late Richard Crisco (Virginia) and the late Marie Crisco. Beloved brother-in-law of Denise Crisco (Teresa), Richard Crisco (Bonnie), and Kenneth Crisco.
October 11, 1956- March 28, 2026
George William Munch, 69, of Huntington, NY passed away peacefully on March 28, 2026 surrounded by his family. George spent so much of his life helping people, he was the person who always seemed to find some good in everyone. He defined perseverance, discipline, and faith. George was born on October 11, 1956. His childhood was filled with many family gatherings and devotion to the Catholic faith. George carried this devotion to his faith all throughout his life. Family was everything to him, especially his wife Dina and son Richard who were the pride and joy of his life. He will be missed by all because of the impact he had on the lives of so many. Beloved husband of Dina Crisco- Munch. Loving father of Richard Munch and the late Joseph Munch. Caring son of the late George Munch and the late Eileen Munch. Beloved brother of Maryjane Braun (Kenneth). Caring son-in-law of the late Richard Crisco (Virginia) and the late Marie Crisco. Beloved brother-in-law of Denise Crisco (Teresa), Richard Crisco (Bonnie), and Kenneth Crisco.
Thank you to the Simeone Family, John Nolan, Kathleen Sheppard, Michele Klampfer, The Ansell Team: Vanessa, Tracy, and Dwayne, Gerry and Jennifer Cooney, Thomas Quinn, Kathleen Quinn, Peter and Mary Rita Powers, Bill Braun, Virginia Hansen, and Kim LoCurto
Marie Crisco
March 1st, 1943-October 3,2023
Our precious mother, Marie Crisco, 80 of Huntington, NY passed away on Tuesday, October 3rd, 2023, after a very brief illness. She peacefully passed into the kingdom of heaven surrounded by her children.
Marie was born on March 1st, 1943, to Frank and Mary Scarantino in Brooklyn. After graduating, she married and relocated to Smithtown, NY where she raised her three children, Denise, Dina and Richard. These were the best days of her life.
After raising her three children, she carried out her dream of moving to New York City and pursued a career in the cosmetic industry working for prestigious companies including Shiseido, Christian Dior and more.
Marie was most passionate about family gatherings when all her children & grandchildren were together. This was her biggest joy and loved to prepare by cooking amazing meals that she put her heart and soul into. She loved to travel to visit family in Italy, California and beyond!
Most of all, Marie devoted her entire life to her children and grandchildren, and she will live eternally through them.
Marie was predeceased by her Grandson, Joseph Munch, her parents, Cataldo Frank & Mary Scarantino and brother, Salvatore Scarantino. She is survived by her children, Denise Crisco, Dina Crisco-Munch and Richard Crisco, her son-in-law, George Munch, her daughters-in-law’s Tess Banfield and Bonnie Crisco, her grandchildren, Hannah Crisco, Michael Crisco and Richard Munch and sister-in-law, Pat Scarantino. She is also survived by cousins, nephews and nieces.
Our precious mother, Marie Crisco, 80 of Huntington, NY passed away on Tuesday, October 3rd, 2023, after a very brief illness. She peacefully passed into the kingdom of heaven surrounded by her children.
Marie was born on March 1st, 1943, to Frank and Mary Scarantino in Brooklyn. After graduating, she married and relocated to Smithtown, NY where she raised her three children, Denise, Dina and Richard. These were the best days of her life.
After raising her three children, she carried out her dream of moving to New York City and pursued a career in the cosmetic industry working for prestigious companies including Shiseido, Christian Dior and more.
Marie was most passionate about family gatherings when all her children & grandchildren were together. This was her biggest joy and loved to prepare by cooking amazing meals that she put her heart and soul into. She loved to travel to visit family in Italy, California and beyond!
Most of all, Marie devoted her entire life to her children and grandchildren, and she will live eternally through them.
Marie was predeceased by her Grandson, Joseph Munch, her parents, Cataldo Frank & Mary Scarantino and brother, Salvatore Scarantino. She is survived by her children, Denise Crisco, Dina Crisco-Munch and Richard Crisco, her son-in-law, George Munch, her daughters-in-law’s Tess Banfield and Bonnie Crisco, her grandchildren, Hannah Crisco, Michael Crisco and Richard Munch and sister-in-law, Pat Scarantino. She is also survived by cousins, nephews and nieces.
Gifts In Honor
Say thank you to someone whose generous spirit has touched your life. To acknowledge your donation, a letter will be sent to the individual on your behalf acknowledging that you have made a gift to the Winters Center for Autism in their honor. When making a gift in honor, please include the name and address of the person being honored.
Wedding & Celebration Donations
Our wedding recognition program is a thoughtful alternative to giving wedding favors and receiving wedding gifts. What better way to celebrate the start of one family than by giving hope to so many others?
We will send thank you letters out to all donors and send a list of contributors to the celebrations' host. Gift amounts will be kept strictly confidential.
To arrange a celebration or wedding donation campaign, contact Tami Vitebski at [email protected].
To arrange a celebration or wedding donation campaign, contact Tami Vitebski at [email protected].
A heartfelt thank you to our #GiveInLieu Supporters
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Danzi
Congratulations to Trevor and Kathleen🥂 We wish them a lifetime of love and happiness. We thank the beautiful couple for so kindly supporting our center in lieu of traditional wedding favors.
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Congratulations to Shannon and Alexi, our Newlyweds!
12/9/23
Congratulations to Shannon and Alexi🥂 We wish them years of love and happiness. We thank the beautiful couple for so kindly supporting the young men and women at Winters Center for Autism in lieu of traditional wedding favors.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace!
The Winters Center for Autism is committed to enhancing the quality of life for adults with autism through job creation, training and placement while helping businesses to develop and implement programs to employ people with autism. |
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