John J. Taddeo

John was a wonderful person. He was married to my "Aunt Sissy" and we had a lot of laughs at our family reunions. I miss them so much. Sorry it took so long to send this message. I was thinking about them both today. so I looked up the obituary on line. He was a great person.

So sorry Carl and Family for the loss of your brother. May he rest in peace.

Nick and family,
Condolences on the loss of your beloved brother.

We will miss you John. Loved meeting up and visiting with you for years around the golf course. You always added a smile to our day. May you all take comfort in the words shared about your Dad/Grand Dad. Our thought and prayers are with you all.

To the Family of John Taddeo:
My deepest and sincerest condolences. I had lunch with John not more than three weeks ago. What a wonderful gentleman. Thoughtful. Sincere. Honest. A good friend. Had known John for years as a member and golfer at the Club at Sonterra. He was always the first off the tee box and the first to finish!!
Will miss seeing John, his friendly wave; his humor; and his friendship.
Our family will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Joyce, Julius, and Paul Germano

Will always remember Mr. Taddeo's smile and handshake at the Alamo Chapter Credit Union functions. Deepest sympathy to the Taddeo family, may your sorrow turn to many loving, happy memories of this caring, friendly man.

To Stephen and Kim:

My thoughts and prayers, are with you, and your family, during this difficult time.

John, RIP my friend! Always smiling on the golf course and concerned for others well being. Seeing you at my oncologist and hearing of your struggles only amazed me more seeing you out playing golf. You will be missed. Hope the golf is better in heaven.

Johnna, Steve and family,
Katie and I were saddened to learn of your loss. John was one of my most favorite buddies at USAA. Enjoyed serving on the Credit Union Board for him. Your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.

John was a dear friend at both USAA and St Matthews Church. He always had a great sense of humor and loved to laughter. We will certainly miss him. I pray that his family and other friends will be able to handle their loss. Al O'Berg

Johnna and Steve my thoughts are with you at this time. John was a great person. I really miss the trips Sissy and John made to Bowie. We all had a great time. He truly is in a great
place now.

Brenda Dorman Furrh, Pantego, Texas

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family at this difficult time.

From the Tamberrino side of the family, our thoughts and prayers go out to your family. We are at that point where the first American generation (Taddeo, Rossi, Tamburrino) is becoming fewer, but they gave us so many opportunities and are finding their reward in heaven. I respect our parents more and more everytime we lose one. Keep the good times and family love at the center of your time of sorrow and reflection.

Dear Johnna, Steve and the rest of the Texas Taddeos: Terry and I are so sorry for the loss of your father and my Uncle John. Of all my Uncles, he had the biggest smile and was always fun to be around. His wonderful example of how to be a husband, father and grandfather has inspired us all, we'll miss him. I pray for the comfort of you all as you say your good byes. We love you! Dan and Terry Haas

We were blessed to know your Dad. He was always sincere and genuine, easy to talk with. Be comforted by the God of all comfort!

Johnna and Steve...my sincere condolences to you and your families. As you know John was a very special person in my life and I enjoyed working with him at the USAA FCU as well as playing golf, meals, etc. Even though I moved to NC, we always found time to catch up. John will be dearly missed by all that knew him. John also joins Mark Sosa in heaven and I am sure they have a tee time already.