John DiNardo

I didn't know John for very long but it didn't take long to note his kind heart. Quiet but very caring. It was very easy to see why the community loved him. It's kind of shocking, however, I'm sure he's at peace because peace was in his nature. I wish I could have had more time to know him better but what I knew of him was lovely. Now he really doesn't have to tie his sneakers anymore. I wish the family love and comfort. I'm sure he will be greatly missed.

Going to miss you John, I always appreciated you taking a few minutes out to come up front and get caught up or talk Bills or just say hi. You are an institution in the town of Chili! RIP my friend.

It´s hard to find the right words in this moment. You weren´t just my first (and favorite) boss; you helped me through years of change, challenges, and healing. I´m deeply grateful for the time we shared and for everything you taught me. You will be profoundly missed, but your kindness, guidance, and impact will never be forgotten.

You meant more than you´ll ever know to your Colombinis girls

John will be truly missed. He made me part of the Colombini's family almost from when we first met.
I saw him on a weekly basis for over 12 years and You could tell how proud he was of Christiana. He would always speak of her and her accomplishments. My condolences to the Dinardo family and also the people of Colombini's who were his other family.
Sincerely ?
Scott, Lisa Rachael and Joshua Sultar

John, we first met 25 years ago when I moved to Chili and whenever at Colombini's we shared thoughts on recent movies we had seen or just life in general. Eventually we discovered we had competed against each other in football, me at McQuaid, you at Aquinas. You will be missed my friend.