Mark Roadarmel

It is with deep regret to read of Mr Roadarmel's passing. He was an original founding member of the Syracuse University Men's Hockey Association and in 1959-1960. A true tribute to him and his teammates is the fact that the Men's Club team celebrated its 60th Anniversary recently and the original teams he was a part of were inducted as part of the inaugural class into the SU Men's Hockey Hall of Fame.
I am sorry we did not have the chance to meet him or hear from him about his early experiences with the team. His effect at Syracuse was very broad. He will be missed.

My condolences to the Roadarmel family. I knew Reverend Kenneth Roadarmel because he was a friend of my father, Reverend Nicholas Titus. One of my happy memories of childhood was listening to Rev. Roadarmel playing the musical saw and the brake drum chimes. I was trying to find that and stumbled on to this obituary. Greetings and sympathies to all.

Dear Roadarmel Clan, I am so very sorry to hear of Mark's passing. I I have so many fond memories of SU's long run of Final 4's and can not recall any without thinking of Mark and your family. If you were road tripping with Mark you better have used the restroom : ) You will be missed sir. Thinking of all of you during this difficult time.
David C. Archer (Little David )

Pat and family, Mark will be in our thoughts and prayers. It was a pleasure to be a member with both of you on the Syracuse University Stickman's Club. Mark always was very positive and had exceptional leadership skills! He will be greatly missed.

Pat and family, I was so saddened to hear of Mark's passing. I was a fraternity brother of Mark at Syracuse University in Phi Gamma Delta. Mark was class of '61, I was class of '62 - he was a well loved brother and a great athlete, and stayed in touch over the years with his school and his fraternity. I only wish I had known that he was in Henderson Harbor often - I kept our boat in Sackets Harbor at Navy Point from 1975 through 2016, and lived on it for several summers until we got out of boating, and I'm sure our paths crossed many times without our being aware of it at various restaurants in the area. May the wonderful memories that you have of your life together console and sustain you.

Pat and family we are saddened by Marks passing we have many great memories of Lacrosse tailgates with you and Mark
May you find peace in your MemoriesGod Speed
In deepest Sympathy
Janice and Lee Fetterly

So sorry for your loss. I have no words. Please let me know if I can do anything.

Uncle mark you will be missed. I have so many memories growing up and you were there. Cookouts parties,holidays and of course my favorite Henderson. You helped my water ski, towed me so many time on a tube and always made sure we were safe and had fun. Memories of you vacuuming the lawn from forth of July fireworks making sure all were picked up. You gave me my first pair of roller blades, riding with you to Florida. So many memories were made with you and aunt pat. You will be deeply missed. I know you are no longer suffering and in a better place with uncle Paul and grandpa roadarmel. We love you
Dee