Birth date: Dec 30, 1944 Death date: Feb 9, 2012
John Frank Costanzo, age 67 of North Ridgeville, passed away suddenly on Thursday, February 9, 2012 at his home. He was born in Cleveland and had been a resident of North Ridgeville for the past 36 years. John served in the US Arm Read Obituary
Dear,Costanzo Family. My wife and I were deeply saddened by passing of John. I enjoyed his company,laughter and yelling as he went about making a bunch of Ford Motor employees learn how too build computers. You could always talk to John,he always had time for us, and would help us whenever we needed him. I'll remember him as great person and a friend every time I turn on the computer.
Dear Costanzo's:
Our sincerest condolences on the passing of John. God bless you all!
John was a great friend, we had a great time golfing together he will truly be missed
To the Costanzo Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you, may all the wonderful times you shared together keep you strong . Jeff and Jan Bier
Carol and Family, we are saddened by the sudden loss of John. It is hard to believe that we go way back to the 80's when we started playing tennis at North Ridge. John was always a pleasure to play with and against. You are in our prayers and we will always remember him
Love,
Judy and Bill
Dear Costanzo Family,
We are truly sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time. Mr. Costanzo was the greatest with the most welcoming contagious smile.
Love,
April Dodd and Stoney Jacobs
Dear Costanzo Family,
Our thoughts and prayers go out to your family. May God bless all of you during this difficult time.
Love,
Debbie and Jim Alexandrou
Kristen,
I was so very sorry to hear about the sudden loss of your dad. I know how close you and your father were. I hope that by spending time with your family and friends it will ease the pain that you are going through today and forever. He was a great man - who raised 3 great children to be so proud of. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Always a fun guy to be around and play tennis with.
You will be missed.
First met John as he was installing a network system in my first business.
Was always a pleasure to work with. Then our paths crossed again on the tennis courts. He was always a gentleman. I will miss him, and his humor.
