Chad Robert Amato

I can not put my thoughts and feelings into words that make sense. Praying.

Chad was my next door neighbor growing up in Lakeland, FL. I have fond memories of Chad, and today I am heartbroken to finally hear the news-(through an old neighborhood friend)of his passing. Sending our deepest condolences to both families, may you Rest In Peace Chad, my fellow childhood friend. This is heartbreaking!

Chad,

Today we lay you, Margaret and Cody to rest with the LORD. You are so very much missed my friend. It was an honor and gift to work with you for the past 2 years at CVS. I was proud to be one of your top 2 " go to's" for BV work, I did my best as you did yours to assist our patients the best we knew. You encouraged me to push myself to reach my full potential and were there with kind words when things got tough in my life. Just know I will remain doing so in your honor, treating patients as if they were our own family. Also, hope you dont mind I switched chairs with you, I wanted to sit in the chair that propelled you into your hard work day here, I also parked in your spot for the first week, my small way of seeing you off onto your next journey I guess, I dont know.
Please know we miss you, we love you and were beyond blessed to have shared the time we had with you. God speed to you, Margaret and Cody. Love and strength to your family and friends. - Maureen

Chad you were a very special person to me. I am so sad to learn this news. You were suppose to retire and enjoy life in Tennessee. Til we meet again, so we can play in the sandbox.

I worked side by side Chad and I've seen him make his co-workers laugh and cry. He always took 110% care of our patients. I used to joke if anything ever happened to me I definitely wanted Chad to take care of me or my family.

When I was leaving my job Chad helped me so much to move on. He helped everyone that he was in contact with and honestly he never wanted anything in return. I'll never meet someone as brilliant as Chad and I'm so sorry this has happened to him and that he (and Margaret) never got their chance to retire in Tennessee

God Bless everyone in their time of loss. I will never forget the time I spent working with Chad

Chad Amato was the husband of my niece Margaret Anne Amato-and the father of Jason Amato and Cody Amato. A wonderful husband and father and family man. I never had the privilege of meeting Chad (we live far apart) but through Margaret I grew to love him. I will mourn him always his untimely passing is completely unimaginable for me and for my family. My sister (Chad's mother in-law) Shirley Wade would have loved him too. Our sister Shirley was Margaret's mother; and, sadly left our family due to a cancer illness many years ago. Chad, Margaret and Cody you will always be in my prayers. Jane Ann Rager, your aunt.

My prayers and condolences for the Amato family and friends.

Deeply saddened by the passing of the Amato's. Prayers for comfort and peace during these trying times.

My prayers and condolences go out to his family and friends
Via con Dios my friend

One of the greatest pharmacist that I had the privilege of working with and knowing. Always gave me great advice. Our birthdays were even close together. Definitely will miss you.

My deepest condolences and heartfelt prayers for the entire Amato family.

I am so sorry to hear about the Amato family. I grew up with Chad's brother and sisters from St Joseph School where his Mother Gloria taught, to Santa Fe High School. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire family.
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I am deeply saddened for my dear friend and classmate. I am sorry for his families pain and devastation. He was so close to living his dream of retirement in the Great Smokey Mountains of Tennessee.

I will forever be touch by being his friend. With much love,

Colleen

Warm thoughts and prayers in your time of sorrow, God Bless