Contributions to the tribute of John J. Arcese

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Thursday, October 14, 2021

My name is Ricci Divuittono, let me start by sending my condolenses to the Arcese family. As a kid I lived one block away from John I am 10 years younger than John he was a large influence on me as a child.I have the fondest memories of John with his cars and bikes driving up Foothill and Dunton ave where I lived. He was always a cool guy, I played stick ball in the street with his brother Larry and Anthony Altobelli but lost touch when I moved to Long Island. I wished I had reached out sooner via facebook.I do not know what made me search John and Larry today but I did and I am sad to hear of his passing.The fondest memories live on in my memory and I will share them with my family. Sincerely Rick D.

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Brian posted a condolence

Sunday, July 25, 2021

I am sorry to hear that Johnny passed away. I am sure that his family must still be in shock. I have fond memories of John working at the auto parts store around the corner from his house. John would give me a ride home from work whenever he picked up his girlfriend at the time. His cars were always well cared for and his stereo system was the best. Although we move away and loose contact with people who we grew up with they are never forgotten. I have good memories of his family including his cousins from 202St in Hollis. I worked with his mom and aunt at Sunnys Restaurant on Hillside Ave where Four and Twenty Pies was located. RIP Johnny Brian Loftman.

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Dawn Desantis lit a candle

Sunday, July 25, 2021

“The Wanderer” may you be wandering through heaven in your favorite Cadillac visiting all those who left before you . We will have you in our hearts forever. Love you ❤️ Tommy & Dawn

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Anthony Altobelli posted a symbolic gesture

Saturday, July 24, 2021

I'm Anthony Altobelli I grow up on the same block with John, his siblings, especially Larry. My childhood memory of Johnny is playing stick ball, and scully in the street. And watching Johnny and my brother Richie be so competitive. My brother Steve would like to share a memory as well. Which is delivering the Long Island Press. My brother Steve talked about this one blizzard in the mid 70's where Johnny and Steve were pushing a shopping cart in the middle of Jamaica Ave. Where a newspaper reporter took a picture of them together which was in the paper the following day. Our deepest condolences to the entire Arcese family. From Steve and Anthony Altobelli.

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Rick Divuittono Posted Oct 19, 2021 at 5:56 PM

Anthony reach out sonnyi1172695@yahoo.com

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Charles Corona uploaded photo(s)

Saturday, July 24, 2021

John was a great friend to all that knew him, & great Father to his kids, he will be Truly missed all - he had a good heart! RIP my Friend

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Laura Gallego uploaded photo(s)

Friday, July 23, 2021

My dear friend thanks for all the laughs and memories! You had a BIG heart and I am glad to have known you for over 35 years. Carly & I will miss you terribly.

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John Catania posted a condolence

Friday, July 23, 2021

Rest In Peace my friend. Had some of the best times of my life clubbing and bowling with you and Vic Cruz. You and your family are in my prayers. John Catania

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The family of John J. Arcese uploaded a photo

Friday, July 23, 2021

John J. Arcese

1961 - 2021

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Final Resting Place

Weigand Brothers Inc.