Sandy B. Petruso

Enjoyed working for sandy in Niles Ohio he is truly missed

To the Petruso family sorry for your loss It was a pleasure working for Sandy at Sandalni's and the VIP as the bar Manager he will be missed by us Joe and Ada Valent

Dear Eileen and Ms. Zylak,
I wanted to express my deepest sympathy to you both and your whole family. I will truly miss Sandy as he was such a wonderful and generous man whom I am so lucky to have known him over the past twenty years. I will never forget all of our great conversations at the dental office he was so full of life and interesting topics. He also asked me how my girls were doing and that is such a great quality about a person. I could go on and on about everything he shared with me. I will truly miss him!!!!! I share my deepest sympathy with you and your family. May he rest in peace!
Lora Bell

To the Petruso family, you are in our thoughts and prayers. Sandy was a very kind person he will be missed. Bill and Debbie Wilson

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Dear Family,
While visiting family in Meadville in the 1940's I became good friends with your Dad,and we have remained friends all these years.I will truly miss him.

Sandy Petruso was an important, influential member of the region influencing many. His loss will be felt by many. Our thoughts and prayers to his family from Jan Smith and Family.

FAMILIA YOU HAVE MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY ON YOUR LOSS.

JOHN J ALECCI

Dear Sam and family,
Patty and I are saddened by the loss of your brother, Sandy. He certainly was a role model and so well respected by all who knew him. Please extend our sympathy to the entire Petruso family in this time of sorrow.
Sincerely, Dr. Larry and Patty Stevens

Sandy's passing took a part of our history with him. Keeping him alive in our hearts is the greatest legacy we can show to Sandy.

To the family and friends of Mr petruso, Mr Petruso influenced my life for many years because of a simple act of kindness. In 1976 I was a single mother who desparately needed a job. I convinced Mr P to hire me at Perkins in Meadville as a cook. My first night of work I had to confess to him that I could not cook even a hot dog. He had come to the store that evening to make wedding soup. Instead of fiering me he taught me to make wedding soup, to "run the wheel" and kept me on as a cook until I left for college. Over the next 10 years I would work for Perkins in erie and all over because he took the time to teach me. I had a skill that allowed me to feed my family while I got my education... Thanks Mr Petruso for your act of kindness all those years ago. I learned how important it was to give an honest days work.

Receive your reward, God Bless you