Anthony G. Pennucci

My memories of Mr. Pennucci go back to my childhood and the friendship I shared with his younger daughter Rita. He was quite a presence back then. It is always a strange emotion when someone you knew as a child passes away...it feels as though you're losing a part of your life, of yourself. I am writing this on October 15 - Rita's birthday - and I wish to send her my very best wishes. So hard to imagine those carefree days lie so far in the past...

Rita, Butch and family
Thinking of you on the anniversary of your father’s passing. Hard to believe how quickly the years have gone. Think of you often. I hope today you enjoy all your wonderful memories of family Linda Moran

So sorry for your loss. What a wonderful man. I have many fond memories of Mr. Pennucci and his great family. I was always so warmly welcome. You are all in my prayers and thoughts. Tina Dugan Patti

Tony was a great friend to the carpenters'. He will be missed. Our deepest condolences.

The Eschmann Family

Aunt Maire, Joanne and Rita,

All my sympathies and I wish I could have been there. We will miss him. Uncle Tony was one of a kind,

God bless you all.

All our love, Tom, Hilda, Quinn and Alex.

Dear Mrs. Pennucci, Joann, Rita and family,
Iwant to express my deepest sympathy and sorrow for the loss of your husband, father, and grandfather. Growing up as a young boy in Morristown and attending St. Margaret with Joann, Mr.Pennucci was generous and always made you feel welcomed. I know he will be missed, but his legacy and reputaion as a husband, father, grandfather, and friend will not be forgotten by the people that knew him and all the he did to help people in need...

It was an honor to be a part of your family. We will miss you. Love you forever Pop.

Marie I am sorry for your lost. Delores 's brother anthony scotti