LOUIS REGENALD ALOI; 84, Beloved husband of the late Nancy; Loving father of Lisa Dehner (Ronald), Louis Anthony, Danielle Palazza (John), Dominic (Stephanie), the late Natalie SantaMaria, and the late Vincent Aloi; Cherished grandfather of Nicole Bellomo (Tim), Tina Berkemeier (Paul), Charles SantaMaria Jr, Jacqueline Waddell, and Dominique Scibana (Tom); Dearest great-grandfather of TJ and Taylor Bellomo, Madelyn, Noah, and Noelle Berkemeier, Jared, Cara, and Bryce Waddell, and Tommy and Nico Scibana; Dear brother of the late Roseanne and the late Lucy;  Friends may call at the FERFOLIA FUNERAL HOME 356 W. AURORA RD. (ST. RT. 82) SAGAMORE HILLS FOR VISITATION TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19 FROM 4-8 PM. Funeral at the funeral home Wednesday 10 AM. Mass of Christian Burial to celebrate Louis’ life 10:30AM at St. Barnabas Catholic Church. Entombment All Saints Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to these foundations: ALS Association, https://www.als.org or Grace House Akron, https://www.gracehouseakron.
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Capital Builders & Supply was founded in 1964 by Louis Aloi and his career spanned over 59 years. Early on he started working as a carpenter alongside his father. He and his wife Nancy had a growing family and together they fulfilled their dream of owning their own business. They were early pioneers offering siding, replacement windows and roofing. Lou worked very long hours and weekends, and no one was more dedicated to building a successful business. He was very involved in upholding the industry standards and was a longtime member of the Better Business Bureau, Past President of the Cleveland Home Improvement Council, Past President of National Association Remodeling Association and serviced as an arbitrator. In the mid 70’s he became involved as a real estate developer and built several commercial buildings which became Capital Square Business Park.
He had two loyal and dedicated employees, JoAnne Sorace and Carol Korbel which he considered lifelong friends. Over the last 36 years, he had the pleasure of working with his son Dominic, which he dreamed would one day follow in his footsteps. He had many business associates, canvassers, salesman and contractors that it is impossible to mention all by name but each one left an indelible impression in his heart.
He will be remembered as a successful entrepreneur, his excellent negotiating skills, the thrill of a deal and being frugal with his expenses. However, no one will forget the Capital business trips, the Christmas gifts and the annual Christmas letter and his very generous heart.
