In Memory Of

Mr. Patrick J.
Spagnuolo
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Guest book

  • September 08, 2025
    Dear Patty,
    Always the best of the best and proud to call you my cousin. Thank you for so many memories through the decades! Rest in eternal paradise.

    Dear Phyllis, Dana & family,
    I am so sorry for your loss. I know how much Patty adored you both. I hope all the memories you both hold bring you comfort during this difficult time. Sending healing prayers.

    Love Janet
    Janet DiPiazza
  • September 08, 2025
    Dear Patty,
    Always the best of the best and proud to call you my cousin. Thank you for so many memories through the decades! Rest in eternal paradise.

    Dear Phyllis, Dana & family,
    I am so sorry for your loss. I know how much Patty adored you both. I hope all the memories you both hold bring you comfort during this difficult time. Sending healing prayers.

    Love Janet
    Janet DiPiazza
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  • September 11, 2025
    Thank you for being a great Dad and Papa, Pat. You were one of a kind and I’m blessed to have had you in my life. So many stories to tell, so many laughs we enjoyed……. You’ll be missed, but never forgotten. Rest easy, you made the best mark on life and your legacy lives on.
    Brant Loucks
  • September 10, 2025
    When we think about Pat, the first thing we will always remember is his love of his family. Pat was always kind to us and understanding. Sincere condolences to his beloved family. Holding you all in our thoughts and prayers. Much love. Don and BK Cunningham The Villages, Fl.
    Don and BK Cunningham
  • September 10, 2025
    Hi, I’m one of Pat’s daughter’s good friends, and I’ve had the privilege of knowing him since I was about 16 years old. From the start, he was such a fun, outgoing, and welcoming person.

    One of my favorite memories is playing Monopoly with him—although I’d probably warn anyone here not to. Pat didn’t just play Monopoly, he re-wrote the rules. He’d make these wild bargains, end up owning the entire board, and somehow never had to pay rent on anybody else’s properties. He had a way of making each game his own, and honestly, I’ve never played Monopoly like that before.

    He also loved spending time with Dana and her friends. I’ll never forget the time he found out about a French military like off the book indoctrination where the men had to snort vodka off a spoon—so then he actually convinced some of us to do it. That was Pat. Always up for a laugh, always ready for a good time.

    I’m really grateful to have known him, and to have felt like part of the family. I hope his family can find comfort in knowing how loved he was, how many people he touched, and that he truly lived a full life.
    Ariel Spina
  • September 10, 2025
    My forever friend

    I have no words to express how much I will miss you . I have only tears

    How I will miss you singing “Mary O’Rourke you really send me “

    I have no doubt that you are with the Angels telling them about Rizzo’s Pizza !












    Mary Zabatta
  • September 09, 2025
    Dear Phyllis, Dana & family,
    Pat will always remain in our hearts. We are so sorry for your loss and are keeping you all in our prayers. Love, Donnamarie, Roger and Angii
    Donnamarie Jones
  • September 08, 2025
    Dear Patty,
    Always the best of the best and proud to call you my cousin. Thank you for so many memories through the decades! Rest in eternal paradise.

    Dear Phyllis, Dana & family,
    I am so sorry for your loss. I know how much Patty adored you both. I hope all the memories you both hold bring you comfort during this difficult time. Sending healing prayers.

    Love Janet
    Janet DiPiazza