N. John Lombardi

We were on the baseball field at Number 5 school in Jersey City, John hit a ball, it landed on the left side of my forehead, he laughed, my head hurt

John was a wonderful Clinical Psychologist and an even better man. He had a profound impact on so many lives. It is a blessing to have known him.

Dear Lombardi family, I´m very sorry to hear of Chubby´s passing. He was a very special person to our family. I will always remember the many visits Chubby and Sheila made to our parents house as well as one of the most special Christmas parties I have ever attended. I give thanks to God for such a life well lived and a fruitful ministry. Sending love, prayers and condolences from Virginia. Thank you Chubby. - love, TJ

With love, the Sullivans

John was a buddy of my six year older brother, Joe. He was always gracious and kind to me , despite my being so much younger than he was. That gracious demeanor continued and was enhanced by his and Sheila´s love for each other. They were gracious and warm hosts to my husband, Brian, and me on several occasions-always with lots of laughs. John made the world a better place and he will be missed by his wonderful family and many friends. Leona Fagan

I first met John when I was a seminarian, He was most kind and I instantly saw him as a mentor and friend, He and his loving wife Shelia brightened every privileged heart to know them. John made an enormous difference in those he guided; his legacy is unlimited. I hope that the memories of this wonderful man will fill Shelia and his family's hearts in this time of tremendous loss.

John was such a kind and compassionate soul. Although we met infrequently, I always looked forward to his company. I'm sorry to be unable to attend the memorial service, but I will be thinking about him on Wednesday. My deepest condolences to all of you.

Shelia, you were one of my teachers at HT. So sorry to hear of the passing of your husband. May he Rest in Peace. Stay strong by his loving memories. Linda Macaluso( Pellet)