Peter J. "Pete" Pizzino

Peter was my patient at Community Care, I was his RN. Let me say that in my meetings and caring for Mr. Pizzino, I quickly learned that he was an AMAZING man in his younger years AND at the time I worked with him. He often spoke of the love he had for all of his children, and spoke about them incessantly. This was an UNSUNG Man. I admired you Peter and you found a special place in my heart. My husband and I would talk lately, and I'd say I wonder about Peter Pizzino often. My husband also...

I am sorry I didn't know, Uncle Pete!!! I wish I did know you were sick, for I really wanted to know you better and would have made a special trip to see you!

I know you are in a better place, with your sister (my grandmother!)

My sympathy to the Pizzino family-----Cousin Marie

To Peter Family:

We are deeply sorry for your loss. Sorry we will not be able to attend on Monday. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you. Peter was our close friend and will be missed deeply.

Peter was our cugino across the street on Kendall Ave in Glendale Wisconsin. Peter would kid around and say "if only he were 20 years younger...." Our family enjoyed his company during Sunday dinner, Holiday or Special Occasion. Peter even went to Italy with my parent Filomena and Joseph Greco for a trip of a life time. A time they would talk about every time they would meet. People don't remember thing they receive, they remember the times that they share. I'm glad we met you Peter, and I'm...

Dear Carol,
This is Ed Jacobson, I know you through Joe and Kay Hurm. Joe was married to my sister Kay and Joe's sister Mildred was married to Pete. I was sorry to read about the loss of your dad. My deepest Sympathy for your loss. Maybe we can catch up sometime. (414-541-1784).

Dear Carol,
This is Ed Jacobson.I know you through Joe and Kay Hurm. Joe was my uncle, and Joe's sister Mildred was married to your dad. I was sorry to read about your loss. My Deepest Sympathy. Maybe we can catch up (414 541-1784)

Jerry,

Sad to hear about your loss. Remember all the good times.

Bill Lydon