JAMES CATALDO

My name is Pete Gianetti and I met Jimmy through John Ochs many years ago. I believe that it was back on the 70's. I am not sure what made me think of Jimmy today but when I did, I felt the need to reach out to him to share some very old memories. I was so sad to read of his passing and your loss. Even though he wasn't that much older than I, I looked up to him as he had a certain confidence about him which in turn made people admire him. I truly regret not reaching out to him sooner. ...

I just found out that Jimmy has passed away. I am so sad, and so sorry for your loss. He was a wonderful man who I will miss dearly.

My heartfelt condolences for your loss. Jimmy was a dear old friend. I was hoping to see him at our 50th Reunion at Seton Hall Prep. God bless him.

Jimmy,
How well do I reminisce about all the extraordinary times we had as we were raised side by side. We shared the good times and the bad.
Sometimes we would disagree but always made up in the end. We were the best of friends.
Then you heard Jesus call. He was holding out his loving arms.
Jimmy, wait for me in the splendor of God's Heaven, where the best is yet to come.
Your brother,
Louie

Sincere condolences to the Catatlado family, worked with jimmy and his dad approx 30 yrs ago on parkway overpass, very nice people and had possitive effect on my career as carpenter. God Bless

To the Cataldo family,

My hearth felt condolences go out to the Cataldo family. Jimmy was a great guy whom I've had the pleasure of knowing since I was a kid. God's speed Jimmy.

Sincerely,

Edward Flock

Pahrump, Nevada