John W. Tarolli

Castel Condino is a little village in the North of Italy where live many Tarolli's Family. We are sure that John is a son of Castel Condino, because during the 18th century and after the first world war numerous Tarolli's and Bagozzi's Family left Castel Condino and for many we don't know anithing about them. The municipality and the community of Castel Condino express deep condolences to John's family.
The major: Bagozzi Stefano

Forrest and Gina, so very sorry to hear of your father's passing. I loved having the opportunity to get so close with your family...thank you. You father was a wonderful man and adored his family. I will miss seeing him, Richie and Eugene picking on each other...they really made me laugh. He will be deeply missed. Please know that he holds a special place in my heart, as do all of you. Love to you all...

We will alwaye remember you Uncle John....and I have found memories of my childhood ...picking cherries from your tree....and playing with your boxer.....you will always be in my heart. My heart gi especially out to Aunt Jean and my cousin and hus wife his grandchildren and countless friends.. Rest in peace.
Susan

We all will experience the loss of a loved one or friend, and it's never easy. What is easy, is remembering the good times that you've had with them. From the first day I met John 24 yrs. ago, he always had a smile and a few minutes to chat, which always ended up with some good laughs. That will always be easy for me to remember about John. He was my friend and I will miss him. God Bless You John and All Your Loved Ones . Your Friend Paul Haverlock OEP Truck 275.

We will truly miss John ... such a nice man and wonderful neighbor.
Sending warm thoughts and prayers to the entire Tarolli family.
With kindest regards,
Michael and Anne Marie Fallon
(Mike, Joe, Abigail and Sarah, too)

Such a sad day to loss one of the greatest people I have ever known , My family was blessed with his friendship and kindness and John will be missed but never forgotten.