John J. Pinto

So sorry to hear of John's passing. John was our principal at Green Acres School. He was a wonderful, understanding man. He loved his teachers, and did an outstanding job.

Judy Clark Anderson

Condolences my late cousin, Sylvia Olinsky, was a schoolmates of John's, from the time that they were young. Even though though I was considerably younger, John knew me since I was a small child, from when we'd travel from NY to Ct for holidays. But for the last 50 odd years, I lived in Ct. (I lost my husband in 2001)
Unfortunately, I did not see the obituary in the paper until 2 days later.

Condolences for the loss of a wonderful, kind man with a great sense of humor.I have fond memories of gatherings for Memorial Day picnics at my mom's cousin Sissy Olinsky's home every summer.

To John's family I send my deepest condolences. I taught at Temple St.School in North Haven, Ct. It was my first teaching assignment and I taught there for four years until Temple St. School was closed. John was a good man who was friends with all of us- teachers, students and parents and all who worked on the school.

Our thoughts and prayers to Connie and family.

Fond memories of John as a
friend of my sisters and as
principal of Montowese School when I taught there. He will be missed. My deep condolences to Connie and his family.
Mrs. Santi Pandolfi

John was always the perfect, composed gentleman. In a quiet, directed way, he always got the job done with the schools as well as with the students.

I had personal experience with Johm both during his tenure as Principal of Green Acres Elmentery as well as an adminstrator, when I served on the Board of Education.

My wife and I extend our deepest sympathy to all of the family.

Michael and Arlene Pace

So VERY sorry to learn of John's passing. A wonderful man who helped shaped so many lives in North Haven. I will miss him dearly. My condolences to Connie and the family.