John Pedulla

I met father Pedulla in the 6th grade. It was both of our first years at st. Patrick´s. Mine as a student and his a newly ordained priest. He took the time out several days during the week to help me prepare for my first communion as a 6th grader. He was a truly amazing person, extremely kind, patient, and you could tell he really cared. We also met again in high school where during some tough times he counseled me and helped me through. I have just heard of his passing and wish I had an opportunity to pay my respects. He will certainly be missed. My sincere condolences to his family. Rest in peace Father Pedulla.

I knew you as Fr Pedulla from St Patrick´s and listened extensively to all your homilies which I enjoyed listening to and always found your profound love to help other people I missed as our priest but was happy that you found peace and happiness in your own life I actually just found out today of your passing and was deeply saddened You were a great passionate man in whatever you did May God bless always
Sincerely Mary Enia

It´s with a heavy heart to say goodbye to a beloved friend and mentor I was lucky enough to meet while working at Lowe´s. From the very beginning, he had a way of brightening every day-whether it was with a warm smile, a wise word, or his gentle sense of humor. He brought light into the lives of so many, and I feel truly grateful to have known him.

His kindness, patience, and steady presence left a lasting impact on me and on everyone who had the privilege of working beside him. I am devastated by his passing and will miss him deeply.

My sincerest condolences go out to his beloved wife Margueritte and to his family. Please know you´re in my thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time.

Rest in peace, my friend. You will never be forgotten.

To the Pudella family
My sincere condolences and prayers to thePudella family. John did some work for me which I am grateful for. I enjoyed John personality. He said I reminded him of his Irish Mom.

Letitia Dannecker

I am saddened to hear of John's passing. We have been friends since High School and had lots of laughs and many great discussions about life. I can still remember umpiring Babe Ruth league, with him, under the 59th street bridge in NYC, many long summers ago. He was even with me when I got my first speeding ticket as a young driver! It seems like it was yesterday. Too all of John's family, some I have met and some I have not, and friends, I share in your grief and sorrow. Farewell my old friend, I shall always remember. God Bless!

My brothers Bob, Ed and I met John doing Community Theatre with the Fatima Players in the late 1980´s.
We became friends right off Sharing laughs and common interests.
We were introduced to his brother Joe shortly after and we shared many years of friendship and laughs.
We will always remember those days with a smile.
God bless you John. Thanks for your friendship.

You will be missed dearly by the Garofalo family...too many memories to count. Love u and miss you cousin John.

We are so sorry for your loss