John Anthony Caponigro

I am the membership coordinator for the 87th Infantry Division Legacy Association. Mr. Caponigro's obituary was forwarded to me by a member of the association. I wanted the family to know that his name will be in the next edition of the Golden Acorn News, and that his name will be read at the memorial service at the next reunion in October. If anyone wants to contact me from the family, my e-mail is [email protected]. My sincere sympathies to the family as we lose another of the greatest...

Derek, I am sorry to hear of your dads passing.

Loved John (and Linda).
Found him to be truly inspirational,
in addition to his being a WWII hero!
He was one of a few who had a believable spiritual experience.
Taking care of him, in a small way,
was indeed an honor. May he RIP.
Chin up Linda et al., Doc WF.

Linda,and the Caponigro family our thoughts and prayer are for John and you. He was a great man who had no qualm giving it all for his fellow man and country. He will be surely missed by all of us.

To the Caponigro family,
We would like to extend our prayers and sorrow for your loss.

GOD BLESS TO A TRUE HERO AND A TRUE GENTLEMAN. IT WAS AN HONOR TO GET TO KNOW YOU.
REST WELL, SOLDIER,

Condolences to the Caponigro family. May John rest in peace.

Derek and Family,
So very sorry for your loss. My sincerest sympathy.

Jean Nasatka

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.