Ernest J. Petrucelli

Professor Petrucelli gave you extra credit in his class if you brought bottles of Fox´s Ubet chocolate syrup for him. One year he bought Girl Scout cookies from my niece.

After over fifty years since I had Professor Petrucelli in college, I still remember his Marketing classes, whether I had him during the college year or during the summer. He was truly dedicated to teaching his students.

I was fortunate enough to have Prof. Petrocelli at St. Francis College for three courses. One during the day session, one at night and one during the summer night classes. He really enough his stuff and was a real gentleman. Though I never worked in marketing, I always felt when dealing with my company's insureds or potential insureds who were claimants, I was using some of the skills that he taught at our beloved SFC. We know that he is in heaven with some of my other gifted professors.

Ernie was my professor at Fordham University in the mid 1970's. I enjoyed him as a professor and took all of my Markrting courses with him. As a person and professional he was top notch.
I am saddened to hear of his death albeit two years past and my prayers are with him and his family.God Bless you!
John Schappert
Hamilton Va ex of Westchester NY

My Deepest sympathy and prayers goes to the entire Petrucelli family.

Ernie was my College advisor when I first came to St. Francis College back in September 1992. He was my college professor for three courses 2 Marketing and Business Policies.

I worked with Ernie for four years in Accounting, Management and Computer Information Systems Department at St. Francis.

Even though I graduated back in June 1997 we became best of friends and treated each other as part of the...

Dear Laura & family so sorry for the loss of your Father may he R.I.P.

Ernie was a devoted family man who worked very hard throughout his life to provide for his family and give them opportunities and comfort. He and his family hosted huge family gatherings each year at their home for many years that gave us memories of a lifetime. He was never short on offering wisdom, advice, compliments and funny stories...he was truly a warm, smart man and will be missed.