John Pappadia

Pappadia Family, So sorry for your lost. I met him and his dad in 1967 my late brother John and I built the granite stonewall in front of his house. I recall his dad asking us if the wall would hold up. To this day I believe it is one of the best-looking walls in the area. I will away remember the Pappadia family as I drive by their home. I went to school with Eileen, and my wife was the supervisor of the cloth department at BDA where Eileen worked. Alway a gentleman, polite, kind man he will...

Dear Gina, Shaina and family of John Pappadia, I am so saddened to hear of the loss of your father and grandfather. What a wonderful man he was! I remember every week going to his lovely home to teach him piano lessons. He was so eager to learn! We had so much fun! I'll always remember him performing in my recital. He stole the show! My deepest sympathies to all of you. God Bless! I am unable to attend his Mass as I broke my femur and am still recuperating. I remember teaching all of you. ...

What a wonderful man. John took care of our properties through 3 generations of Moran and Young families in Quonnie.But he was also a friend. We cheered the ups and downs of our Yankees. We will miss seeing him, talking baseball and finding vegetables from his garden at our back door for many years. He will be missed. We send our sympathies to all of the Pappadia family. Karen and Christopher Young.