John Codignotto Jr 1941-2011

My dad passed away this week and my brothers and I created a website dedicated to his memory. If you have stories of my dad, however insignificant they may seem to you, please take a moment to visit http://johncodignotto.com and sign the guestbook with your memories.

Former long time Wantagh resident John Codignotto Jr. passed away on January 20th, 2011 at the age of 69 with his whole family by his side. He was a father, mentor, & hero to his three devoted sons, John (48), Tom (45) & Nick (41) from his thirty year marriage to their loving mother Barbara Codignotto. He leaves behind his two adoring sisters Joyce Tuszl (72), Jean Koji (67) & brother-in-law Bill. He will be deeply missed by his 5 wonderful grandchildren, Giovanni (11), Antonio (10), Marco (7), Lia (5) & Serafina (4) and their beautiful mothers, John’s daughter-in-laws Anne & Lisa. He worked as a carpenter for a large part of his life and after being diagnosed with cancer in 2003, he purchased land upstate New York and single-handedly built his dream home in the country at the age of 67. He was a tremendous athlete, lettering in three sports at Wantagh High School, and winning the Long Island Wrestling Championship in 1960 as a senior. Services will be held at C.S. Bartholomew & Son Funeral Home 302 Bedford Ave., Bellmore, New York 11710, (516) 785-0225 on Sunday January 23, 2011 from 2-4pm and again from 7-9:30pm.

I will miss you daddy. Your memory will live in me and my family. May you rest in peace.

6 Replies to “John Codignotto Jr 1941-2011”

  1. Nick,

    My sincere condolences to you and your family. Your dad sounded like a great and honorable man. I am sure that he left this world knowing how much he was loved

    My prayers will be with your family tonight.

  2. Nick,
    Sincere condolences to you and family.
    I have a Q: you posted a photo named The Earth on a Red Carpet on Primordial Ooze in 2006. Did you take that photo? If so, may I ask for a permission to use it for a cover of a student journal? (Not sure how this works, so please explain if the money is required ?)
    Thank you
    Kindly, Ivan Habalic

  3. Nick,
    Very sorry to hear about your Dad. May the almighty give strength and courage to everyone in your family. Please accept my condolences.

    Sincerely,
    Pavan

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