Enrico "Edward" Pallotta

A wonderful friend , never to be forgotten. As a young professor, during summers I made extra money working for Ed. During that time, I learned so much about landscaping and working with people of different backgrounds and personalities. Ed had a quiet grace in working with his clients.

I have loved and respected Ed and Joan Pallotta for nearly 50 years. Over those years, Ed shared his knowledge and expertise with me and my Springfield College Biology students. Ed is "Elzeard" in Jean Giono´s Shambhala Pocket Classic "The Man Who Planted Trees." Through Ed´s horticultural work he transformed desolation into beauty and new life. Ed lives on. Charles B. Redington, Ph.D, Springfield College Emeritus Distinguished Professer of Biology and Humanics and wife Carolyn Frances...

Dear Joan, I am still in disbelief, and saddened by this news!! I am so grateful for your compliments to my soup and biscotti's,,, to listen to the both of you talking to me at once and no less on speakerphone like you guys were in your teens. LOL one of my best heartbeats XOXO

Mrs. Pallotta, I was your neighbor and babysitter for Susan and Jimmy many years ago. You and Mr. Pallotta raised a beautiful family. May God bless and strengthen you all each and every day.

To Joan and the Pallotta family. I am sorry for your loss. Eddie was a great guy and an old friend. may he rest in peace.

Ed was my go to guy when it came to gardening,we were friends for many years,we’ll miss him dearly, may he rest in pease
Bruce

Good man I worked for him 50 yrs ago.RIP Vinny Iuliano