DR. JOHN A. BENCIVENGA Jr.

Does not seem that long ago that we had the 40 year high school reunion which is the last time that I saw John.He seemed happy with his life and I am sorry that he was not with us at the 51st which was last year.May he Rest In Peace.

I miss my best friend john

Natalie, Nick, Mia, and Patti,

It seems like a lifetime ago that we were all at St. Irenaeus. I am sorry to be so late with our condolences (Leanna, Carla, and myself), but we literally just found out this morning. My husband David passed away in late October from cancer, so I understand your feelings. I am glad you have good memories of your family, and that you got to spend time together. RIP, John.

Carolyn Strawoet

Russ Williams here.This was quite a shock to me Carmie.John and I literally grew up together as you know.You and John SR helped me to grow out also with your wonderful Italian cooking!I have not been back to Oakmont but rarely for the last ten years but will now forever rue the fact that I did not visit this guy with his wonderful laugh the few times that I did visit.So many memories,like the day in 1962 when we stripped the old wallpaper off the walls when you moved to Oakmont.I am so sorry for your loss,and that I will not have the chance to visit with my old friend.

Dear Natalie:

I was very sorry to hear about your father. My deepest condolences to you and your family.

John was a special man, who I was fortunate enough to spend time with during our early days.
Funny, talented and intelligent are words that don't emphasize enough the glow he brought to all who had the pleasure of knowing him.
Miss you John

Dear Natalie, Pat & family. We are truly saddened to learn of the untimely passing of your father & friend. Our thoughts are with you. Nachum & Steve

To the Bencivenga Family, my Deepest Sympathies. I grew up on Fourth Street with John, and his lovely sister Diane. I will always remember the music and the laughter. My Sincere Condolences, Sharon Rosenstiel

I send my deepest sympathies to your family during this hard time. I remember John from bowling at Rosedale Lanes in Penn Hills. He was always a comedian and always tried his best. He had a bowling throw he called the "switchback". Hahaha. He was definitely a character. I'm glad I got to know John at bowling and just not as a chiropractor. He was a family man for sure. Rest easy!!!

Dear Natalie: I was so saddened to read about your loss. Please accept my sincere condolences. May your father's memory be forever a blessing, - Jeff Pollock, Esq. (Sq. Hill)

To the Bencivenga family you have my deepest sympathy in this time of loss. He was a wonderful man who was proud of his children!

Heartfelt sorrow for your loss. My sincerest sympathy to the family. I had been a patient of his for many years. We had many great discussions.

My deepest sympathy to the family at this difficult time, may you get comfort and peace from Psm.37:29.