Pete Fiordimondo was always known as a man that would do anything for a friend. He is survived by his wife of 36 years, Patricia (Hayes) Fiordimondo, son: Zachary Fiordimondo, daughter, Angela Fiordimondo and Pete’s grandchildren: Jonas Smith, Adrianne Fiordimondo, Konnor Kadel, Anthony Fiordimondo and Isabella Fiordimondo.
Sister; Joann (Fiordimondo) Baker, brother-in-Law, George Baker and nephew Maxie D. Walker; brother Natale Fiordimondo, sister-in-Law; Melinda Fiordimondo, nephew Michael Meier (deceased) sister: Anna Fiordimondo, niece Elizabeth (Simon) Abbate, her husband Nick, their son Grayson and daughter; Amelia, sister; Josephine (Fiordimondo) Marshall and her son Vincent Marshall. brother Joseph Fiordimondo and sister-in-law Diana, brother; Fred Fiordimondo, sister-in-Law Cindy, nieces; Mia Fiordimondo and Julia Fiordimondo. He is preceded in death by his parents Pearl (Licavoli) and Joseph A. Fiordimondo.
Pete and his wife, Patty, fostered for Midwest Doberman Rescue. https://www.midwestdobermanrescuestl.org/ Pete enjoyed barbequing for fund raising efforts, year after year, to raise money for medical expenses for the dogs, never complaining about the heat or long hours, knowing the funds went to help his favorite breed.
Pete donated every year to the Muscular Dystrophy Association. https://www.mda.org/ Pete was so thankful that his kids were healthy and wished there would be a cure in his lifetime.
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My deepest condolences to the family! Specials prayers for Pete’s wife Patty!! I will truly miss your presence! I have enjoyed and appreciate your kindness to my self and my daughter Crystal from the first day we became your neighbor 25 years! ago! God has taken another angel and you now have your wings! Rest up Pete and enjoy Heaven and The Promise that God gave us! Eternal Life💕
Sending my deepest condolences to Patty and the family. You both Pete and Patty have always treated my mom and I like family and nothing less. Thank you for always being there for us with no hesitation. Thank you Pete for being there to let me in whenever I was locked out the house as a child and also you and Patty randomly knocking on the door when my mom was at work or out of town to make sure I was ok. Even the small things like being in the backyard playing on my swing set and seeing one of you coming outside to send the dogs out and acknowledging me every single day. Having conversations with me just to see how my day is going or whatever the discussion may be about. Those discussions mattered to me, even the small talk as a child and teenager as well. At now, 36yrs old, I’m still grateful for your kindness and the love you both have shown to us and also to my own kids. We love and miss you Pete. Rest in heaven peacefully 💐