Thomas A. Petaccio

Tommy and I met in 1970 and were friends ever since. Always a gentleman and the "BEST" dancer ever! He always made you feel special when you were with him. Thank you Tommy for being the man you were. We had so many talks. I am truly going to miss you my dear friend. I know you are where you want to be. May you rest in peace......

Tom a very special man. Remember him as a teen, and later in life. Sweet when Ron died. Sweet always. Loved him.
Tish Campbell

My thoughts and prayers go out to Tommys family and friends. Had great times with my Philly dancer.
Lyn

I met Tommy back in the late 1950's. I use to wave to him going by on the Holy Saviour School Bus, when I was walking home from Rittenhouse Jr. High. I graduated from Norristown High, Class of 1964 and when we had our class reunion 6 years ago, I got to see Tommy there. He was with a few other ladies and he peeked in the door, so I went up to him and said Hello. I would also see him at the Plymouth Meeting Mall once in a while. May he rest in peace.

I meet Tommy around 1965. He rode up to Sariva's Pool hall on a brown Honda 305 Scrambler. Later when Tommy worked for John Arena at Jefferson Motors he threw me the keys to anything I wanted to test drive.......he knew I was dreaming but he let me go anyway. Tommy influenced my decision to go into the car business. RIP Tommy.....Condolences to all his family.....

so sorry for your loss. Tom and I were kids together and went to school together. Lucille Angelucci House

Tommy was a good guy from the neighborhood. Sad to hear that he is no longer with us.