John T. Cangelosi M.D.

Cousin John and I lost touch for almost 20 years. I found him again in early 2006. I will cherish the time, though short, that I spent with him. He was the last of his generation in our family. John, you'll be missed. Rest in peace.

In 1951,my son, Keith Evan Bates, was a patient of Dr. John Cangelosi at the Naval Hospital in Charleston, SC. Dr. Cangelosi performed surgery on my son which prolonged his life another six years. After Dr. Cangelosi left the Navy we lost track of him until 1957 when Keith was in failing health at the Naval Hospital in Bethesda, MD. He asked for his favorite doctor, Dr. Cangelosi.I was able to locate him through a physicians directory. This kind and caring man came to see my son in Bethesda. ...

It was an honor and blessing to know Dr. John Cangelosi. He was a devout Catholic, a humble man. He made you feel happy with his upbeat disposition and warm smile. To you, his family, and Rosella, thank you for being so gracious. I know Our Lord greeted John on July 14 and said "Well done, good and faithful servant..." God bless you.

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I wish Dr. Jack did not leave us so soon. I know he was old in his body but his thoughts were always current and enlightening. I truly will miss Jack as he was my dear friend and confidant. Dr. Jack truly was inspirational in getting me back on track with my catholic roots, what a gift he gave to me. I will miss our church outings in the Desert and the spaghetti and meatballs. Thank you Jack for loving me (Barb), John, Patrick and Spencer McKay unconditionally. I miss Jack so...

Jack became a great friend during his visits to Palm Desert and Calgary over the past years. My wife Barbara and I along with our sons Patrick and Spencer (the 2 men from Verona) as Jack called them took great joy in our warm relationship with Jack. A true character who we grew to love and care for!
We will miss him greatly but know in our hearts he is with God. Ciao Jack.

Our sincere condolences to the family of our dear friend Dr. John. We remember him as a soft-spoken, gentle man. He always made time to listen to the stories of our small children and rewarded them with candy sticks.He made our world a nicer place.The family Smith. Rex and Kathy -Brad-Greg-Mike-Marny