John Venditto

In memory of John Venditto, The Des Rault Family lit a candle

Dear Christine and family, So sorry to hear about John. He was always a good boss to me. We worked together to bring many sad and good things to the residents of the Town. 911 Memorial, the Vietnam Wall experience, to name two. Working with seniors citizens at the Town's 14 clubs. Than we became Seniors . Many times working the crowds at Music under the Stars, The holiday concerts. Many people do not realize the time that went into being the Supervisor of the Town. He worked hard and will not be forgot

To dear Chris and family. My heart aches for you. I can relate to your pain. God Bless. Please know I am thinking about you ?❌????

MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO THE VENDITTO. FAMILY. JOHN ATTENDED MY 10 ANNIV. AS AN E.M. OVER 20 YRS. AGO. I WAS DEEPLY SHOCK TO HEAR OF HIS PASSING AWAY. REST IN PEACE JOHN. GOD BLESS!

The entire Altadonna family extend our sincerest condolences on the passing of a Friend and TOB leader and public servant. You will be missed.

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

The entire Altadonna family extend our sincerest condolences on the passing of a Friend and TOB leader and public servant. You will be missed.

Dear Chris, Mike and Nicholas. Please accept this sincere condolence to you and the entire family. The citizens of Oyster Bay and the CSEA union workforce has lost a true friend and leader. John was a personal friend of great compassion and honesty. I'm sorry the current health crisis kept me from attending the service. Know you are all in my thoughts and prayers. Nick LaMorte

I met John the first day I started and he was always kind, caring and a gentleman. The one thing that stands out to me is I said hello Councilman Venditto, and he said to please call him John. He was always good to his employees and cared for the residents. My condolences to his family, he will be missed.

The Caravella family send our prayers and love your family,Chris. John was such a presence in town of Oyster Bay and Massapequa. He was always there our special functions with the Massapequa Fire Dept. and our boys Scouting events. Please accept our heart felt condolences. Carol Caravella

My deepest sympathy to the Venditto family ,you all and John are in my prayers. During the time we worked together in politics I formed a very positive opinion of John as a man and nothing has changed that opinion. God bless John and rest in peace.

John has been a friend and neighbor for many years. He will be remembered in that way. He will be missed.

I GREW UP WITH JOHN AND CAR POOLED WITH HIM ALL THROUGH ST JOHN'S U.WE HAD GREAT LAUGHS AND A GREAT TIME. HE WAS MY FRATERNITY BROTHER AND A TRUE FRIEND.HE WILL ALWAYS BE MY BROTHER.I WILL SEE HIM AGAIN.

My sincerest condolences, Chris, to you & your family on the passing of John. I was so sad to hear this news. You have my prayers & best wishes for strength & healing. Much love

Rest In Peace JV. You were such a great leader and will be missed! Condolences to the family ? Early on in my reporting career, I had the honor and privilege of meeting during this interview: https://youtu.be/-Dh7mM7GTEs

Our sincere sympathy. John was good to us and a good neighbor on Kings Ave. May he rest in peace. Sincerely, Florence and Conrad (Mac) McCarthy

Mike and family, my thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

When we first moved out here we were unfamiliar with how things were done. Any issue we had John V was there to help, not in a day or two but within hours. My sincere condolences to the Venditto family. Massapequa lost a great man!

Dear Christine and Family: We are so sorry to hear of your loss. We knew John since his very early days in politics from our Luncheonette on Broadway. We always knew he would be great. He was a true friend to all of us in Massapequa. Our prayers and thoughts are with the family at this time.

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

I met John in our first year at St.John's Law School. .Although we did not see each other much in the ensuing years when we did it was always a pleasure-a good guy.

May John rest in peace. John & Carol Guiliano

Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers. John was a good man and I will miss our coffee get togethers where we talked about anything and everything. Rest in piece my friend.

To the Venditto family, please accept my condolences. So very sorry for you loss. Prayers sent to you from my family to yours. God bless you all. Will miss the “ Big Guy”. Rest In Peace boss. John Caltagirone.

To the family of Supervisor Venditto: When our company moved into Oyster Bay in 1998 he was very fair to us and was a dedicated public servant. He promoted commerce and looked out very well for his constituents. May he rest in peace and may his family know that John was well respected and will be missed. Joe Fierro

When we moved to Massapequa there was flooding in front of our house that had been going on for 40 yrs - spoke to Mr Venditto & the next time it rained the town had large trucks w/ pumps & hoses - after that they ripped up the road & sidewalk and installed NEW sewer mains! Talk about govt be responsive to their constituents! RIP John Venditto

Sending your family our condolences and prayers during this difficult time. Your father’s giving spirit will not be forgotten.

A real gentleman and real friend!

I was sorry to hear of his passing. In life, he was always such a gentleman and a wonderful example of a true family man. His many accomplishments for Long Islanders will be remembered. There are so few left like him. He will be missed.

We are so sorry for your loss. Your father contributed so very much to the Massapequa community and the Town of Oyster Bay.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.

John Venditto

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