Gildo 'John' Piantedosi

The photo tribute says it all - what a guy - deepest sympathy to the Piantedosi
family from the Sinerate family.

Marion and family,
Sorry to hear of John's passing. My prayers are with you all.

Doris Gullotti Curran

Dear Piantedosi Family,

We are very saddened by John's passing. He was surely a great husband, father, grandfather and uncle to many. We enjoyed our visits with him and your hospitality over the years. John will be greatly missed by all in Pennsylvania...Our deepest sympathy.

With love,
Ronnie and Barbara Acri

Auntie Marion I was so sorry to hear that John had passed away. He is now at peace and with Rose. I know they will both be looking after you.

My sympathy goes to my former colleague Tony, his wife Susan, and all their sons as well as to my former classmate Peter and his family. I know you, Tony, very well because you were my housmaster boss for many years and Paul was also my colleague briefly, and you both surely must have obtained your genuine kindness from your dad/granddad. I see it in that quote from your John's service to Sacred Heart Church! No matter how old our

My sympathy goes to my former colleague Tony, his wife Susan, and all their sons as well as to my former classmate Peter and his family. I know you, Tony, very well because you were my housmaster boss for many years and Paul was also my colleague briefly, and you both surely must have obtained your genuine kindness from your dad/granddad. I see it in that quote from your John's service to Sacred Heart Church! No matter how old our parents are, it is so hard and painful to let them go. I will not be able to pay my respects in person Sat. morning, but I am thinking and praying for you. May you find peace in your cherished memories!

Auntie Marion & family I am so sorry to here about your loss, The world has lost one of the kindness men I have ever known, But god has gained an angel. So in the future when you look to the sky remember the brightest star that shines is my uncle looking down over his family. I'll miss you "unc"

Love Bruce

I remember Mr. Piantedosi as a kind, quiet, gentle man when I first started working for the Waltham Public Schools back in the mid-70's. He was in the carpentry department and whenever he came to my school, he'd always go out if his way to say hi to me. After his retirement, whenever I drove by his house on Central Street I'd find him puttering around his well-manicured front lawn. I'd stop to say hello and he always would stop

I remember Mr. Piantedosi as a kind, quiet, gentle man when I first started working for the Waltham Public Schools back in the mid-70's. He was in the carpentry department and whenever he came to my school, he'd always go out if his way to say hi to me. After his retirement, whenever I drove by his house on Central Street I'd find him puttering around his well-manicured front lawn. I'd stop to say hello and he always would stop what he was doing and talk to me. He was a special person. Our family sends our deepest sympathies to the Piantedosi family. He will be missed.

To the Piantedosi Family, I was so sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. I still remember the days on Elm street that your Dad would walk by to go to Brady's beef. Those were the days. And they were the best days. Give your Mother my love and I will keep your dad in my prayers.
Love
Bob and Mary Ann xo

My sincere condolences go out to the Piantedosi family. John and Marion were wonderful to my wife and I when we lived in their rental property right next door. John was a very nice man who could fix anything in that garage of his.
I will miss him. He was a wonderful man.

-Steve Vanaria
Waltham, MA