IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Pasquale S.

Pasquale S. Iacullo Profile Photo

Iacullo

Jan 4, 1941 — Feb 16, 2024

St James

Obituary

Pat was born to Salvatore and Anna Iacullo on January 4, 1941.  He was the youngest of 5 children.  Vincenza, Gaetano, Mary (Holec) and Pauline (Hreniuck).

He graduated from Aviation High School in 1958.  Pat was so proud of his service in the U.S. Navy and was a crewmember of the USS Intrepid.  The hat he wore always, attested to that.  He shared many memories of his time on board particularly of what it felt like to be on the fantail experiencing a storm.  His favorite things to do were fishing and woodworking.

In 1961, he married his childhood sweetheart, Carmella.  In 1966, they adopted a son, Stephen, who sadly passed away at age 30.  They both felt blessed that they had the opportunity to be parents.  Pat went on to work in the airline industry.  One of the most cherished of his memories is the comradery of the men who worked with him and for him.  He sorely missed that when he retired.  To keep busy, he made furniture, both for his home and the homes of a few dear friends.  He and Carmella owned several boats over the years and they both enjoyed fishing on both the South and North Shores.  No matter the weather, they could both be found reeling them in together.

Pat is survived by his loving wife, Ellie,   Brother, Gaetano and Sister, Pauline (Hreniuk)  and his dear nieces, Linda (Henn), Toni (Bonifotto) and Sally (Holec).

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Funeral Services

Visitation

February
19

Monday

3:00 - 7:00 pm

Funeral Mass

February
20

Tuesday

Sts. Philip & James RC Church

1 Carow Pl, Saint James, NY 11780

Starts at 10:15 am

Interment with Military Honors

February
20

Tuesday

Starts at 4:00 pm

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