Peter L. Macaluso

PETE
In the short time that I've known you, I have to say what a sweet person you are. The last time I saw you was at the Light The Night Walk and you asked me to save you a dance at the Spring 05 victory party. You left me with a smile and made me blush....I will miss you.
God Bless You.
Love Jeannette Morales

I was privileged to have met Pete twice this fall. The first time was when he visited my company, Computer Associates, to recruit Leukemia & Lymphoma Light The Night Walk Team Captains. His speech was inspirational to the point of life-changing – thank God I got to tell him so the second and last time I saw him, at the Suffolk Light The Night Walk on October 14th.

I brought my young daughter with me to the walk, partly because of babysitting issues, and partly because I was...

Pete Macaluso was the epitome of TNT spirit. It was not hard to catch the spirti when he spoke during the kick off parties. Our Santa Claus will be missed.

Pete,
"The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart." Helen Keller
You will always hold a place in each of our hearts forever,
Carolyn Sweetapple

I've only known you for a couple of months Pete- but I knew right away what a special person you are. You have that way of reaching people with the smallest amount of effort. All you need to do is say Hello! I am a big fan of yours Pete and I know that you are rooting for us all from heaven. Thank you for touching so many lives- as an angel on earth you have now gained your wings. Love to all!

Pete in one word was (is) amazing. Those who know him are truly blessed as he makes you want to be a better person. His selflessness and constant joy and smile pushes the human spirit to strive for excellence. Thank you for sharing your life with us Pete, you will be missed dearly.

Thank you for spreading the TNT spirit, for your smile, your warmth, your appreciation and your dedication to the team. You will be missed but never forgotten.

I am so thankful that I was able to meet Pete. He made such an impression on me in such a short time. He helped me get through those runs that I did not think I would be able to complete. He is in my heart forever.

Pete, To your family and close friends, I offer my deepest condolences. The time we spent together can be measured in minutes. Yet, those minutes are etched in my mind, forever. (You were the first man in many years to call me "chicken"). To have had the priviledge of knowing you, even for a short time, has made a lasting impression on me. God bless you.