Edward W. Scannicchio

Joan and Regina, Please accept my condolences and prayers on your husband and dad's passing. You are all in my thoughts and prayers

Joan,Regina condolences to you and family. I remember Eddie from Carpenter Street such a proud Dad of Regina & A wonderful man always a smile and on his face. Remember all the good memories you had with Eddie and keep your head up during this grieving process. You had a Special man for many years. Love Angie

Aunt Joann and Regina , I cannot tell you how much I loved Uncle Ed . He was much more than an uncle to me. He made me feel like his son. We had many conversations over dinner and drinks as I grew up he was much more than uncle . He was a friend , mentor , and idol of mine . In high school and college I proudly wore his number 24 when playing football. He will be missed by many I love you both Louis John

Dear Joan and Regina, so sorry for your loss. He was such a gentleman, he will truly be missed. Praying for your family.

I first met Ed Scannicchio when I entered St. Ignatius as a freshman in the fall of 1958. By then, Ed had established himself as a legend in the history of Ignatius football. To get to know him was the goal of all incoming students because he was the best running back in the conference. But that is but a part of the legacy of Ed Scannicchio. Once he knew who and what you were, he never forgot. The reputation had earned as a student athlete grew as he continued in life to serve the community...