Joe Pepitone

My fathers restaurant in 1968

We miss the colorful personality whose talents as a baseball player were immense. I can still see the early 60's baseball cards with my boyhood idol featured proudly. RIP, Joe Pep,

My condolences to the Pepitone family. Joe Pepitone in 1977 was the coach of my son Warren and step son Ronnie in Little League in San Diego, CA. He really was the "peacemaker" My family will never forget Joe Pepitone. So sorry for your loss.

my memories of you joe are blessing .. as a child my brother took me to your home,Yankee Stadium i lived at 955 walton ave.My three muskateers,not starting from Mick,,Roger, but from the Great joe Peppertone,never met u , but i love u. GOD bless. my condolences to your brother nypd

Growing up in Paterson, NJ, I was a huge Yankees fan and Joe Pepitone was one of my favorites. I remember seeing (and hearing) him at Yankees games - what a thrill! I'll keep the Pepitone family in my thoughts and prayers. Rest in peace, Joe; you will be missed.

To me, Joe Pepitone was baseball. My father left the box scores out on the kitchen table when he left for work so I was sure to note the Pepitone homer or multi hit performance. May he rest in peace.

Long time friend of my Dad I remember being 5 or 6 years old Joe took me into the dugout I met all the players Bats , Balls ,Hats he was the best ty Joe . (Rip) love to ur family from Sonny fats son Michael Bochichio.

My condolences to the Pepitone Family. He was a great competitor, and larger than life baseball player. I was a young boy in Chicago whose family were avid Yankee fans during the 1960´s. We always went to Comiskey Park when the Yankees were in town. Still have a photo of Joe from 1964 with the other Yankees boarding their bus after the White Sox game. Joe, you are up there with the other Yankee Greats! Rest in Peace! Mike Abbatemarco Family Tinley Park,IL.

One of the greats and memorable baseball players EVER.
R.I.P. He has earned his wings.