John E. Imperial

I am consume in saddness. But share a memory of him boosting me up to ring the fire alarm in front of my friends house Danny Horgan. It was I believe 1969 when I was 5 years old. I think it was Tommy Kondroskis father ( fireman) who responed. Boy was he mad! John told me candy would come out. I miss him so much.

John was such a nice guy. He was very social and loved most. He was kind and giving. He was our first Christmas card we received each year. If John heard you liked something like stuffed peppers or mushrooms, he would get them to you! That´s how John Imperial was. So happy to of known John, and god bless him and family. Our condolences

Condolences to the entire Imperial family for their suffering and loss of John.

Worked with John for about 5 years....we shared a space.. early on, we had a VERY serious discussion about him using a spittoon... every spring he would bring me lilacs... Always got birthday and Christmas cards even after retirement ...it´s true he was always smiling... A very good soul... Sending the family sincere heartfelt sympathy. Diane

with deepest condolences.. Michael &Lucia Davis neighbors across the street

I knew John for many years. Always a kind word and a nice guy. Rest in peace, John

I knew John for many years,he was a good guy

So sorry to hear about John. Very sweet guy. RIP John-Our condolences to his family-Sincerely : Myself (Susan) Dr Gottscall and Dr Kolli at MGB

The Solimine Family and Staff wish to express our sincere sympathy to you. It is our hope that we may be able to make this difficult period more bearable. Please feel free to call on us at anytime, as we are always available for you.