Here is Armando Marubbi attending a funeral in 1907. The Shrewsbury Rail Accident of 1907 has its own Wikipedia page.
There are lots of names here for anyone interested in the Italian ice cream trade in Edwardian England.
THE WELLINGTON JOURNAL AND SHREWSBURY NEWS, OCTOBER 19, 1907
Funeral of Another Shrewsbury Victim
The funeral also took place yesterday afternoon of Antonio Colombotti of Princess Street, Shrewsbury, another victim of the disaster. Colombotti was a partner in the firm Peeny Bros, and Co., ice merchants, of Shrewsbury, Wrexham, and Blackpool. He was a native of Bardi, Italy, and had been in England about five years. He married a sister of his partner, Dominico Peeny, and his widow, who is now living with the deceased's father in Italy, is left with three young children. Colombotti was manager of the Shrewsbury branch of the firm, and was returning from a business visit to Blackpool when met his death. He contemplated visiting Italy in November, to spend the Christmas holidays with his wife and family. He was of genial, kindly disposition, and was highly esteemed by his neighbours, who sent a magnificent floral tribute. The funeral procession comprised the hearse and six mourning coaches, and the mournful ceremony was largely attended by Roman Catholics, Colombotti being an earnest adherent of the Roman Catholic Church. The Rev. Dr. A. Moriarty officiated, and the mourners included:– Dominico Peeny (head of the firm), Dominico Peeny, senr., Ernest Moruzzi, Marubbi, Armando, Ferrari, Giuseppe, Bertorelli Frank, Joseph Paccitto, Antonio Pinazzi, Messrs. W. Davies (Wrexham), J. Jones (Rhos), W. Holland, J. T. Smaje. W. L. Booth, Weston, Davies, F. Ward, V. Campion, J. Grady, McKenna, Davies, and the Catholic Y.M.S. was well represented. Among the sympathising friends who sent wreaths were Mrs. Seddon and others.
