John L. Fagone

I wish I would have known him longer. Sorry for your loss.

To Uncle Johnny - we will miss you and never forget you. Thank you for being there for me when my Grandpa (Frank) and my dad (Marc) were taken from me. I love you, Gina.

Here we are me and my wife with a combined age of 111 years balling our eyes out. John has been working at out house off and on for about the last 5 yesrs . To say that he has been a second father to us is an understatement. He was nice, gracious, and a sincere good person.
He would come at times for breakfast or just to chat. and even though he tolerated cats he loved ours.
He would always say "have a blessed day" and be off in some old car that he had just bought . Boy me and my...

Johnny lived upstairs from me for about 14 years with my Grandmother Dolly. The house feels so empty and quiet without him.

I miss you Johnny.

Love,

"Pretty One"

My heart goes out to the Fagone family at this sad time and especially to Gina as I know her Uncle Johnny was like a second Grandpop to her. He will be missed by many here on earth but welcomed with open arms to the Fagone family in heaven.

I met John through Robin and Jay Steinberg. John did some repairs in my apartment for me. He was a great guy and very funny. We will all miss him at the football party's and our cookouts. I only met John last year but I feel like I have known him forever.. Rest in Peace dear John you are one of a kind. As Bobby Russell put it last night this is the end of era..God Bless you John

I met John through friends Robin and Jay Steinberg of Everett. He was their "Mr. Fixit" as well as a dear friend. Wish I had met him long before. He was a lovely person. My sympathy goes out to all his family and friends.

God Bless you Uncle Johnnie. Thank you for the memories. You will be missed.

I will always smile when I remember Uncle Johnny and his great love for life and family.

With much sympathy,
Lisa (Fagone) Matckie