At a VERY Confusing and troubled time in my young life (21yrs)  I desperatly needed  a job . I interviewed with John . He was cool and he told me that he had seen almost 100 people for the warehouse job. I was hired , and worked in Bensalem Pa. re-cycling the cardboard boxes of the east coast routes. (a GREEN job) back then. Setting up the operation was complicated . John was always ahead of it . It worked well for many years . Years that were  some of the best of my life . I left on good terms to move to Maui, Hawaii . I think I said thanks to John then . Now (65) I look back and realize that John had a GREAT and Powerful , impact on my life. God Bless Him !

My sisters and I would like to extend our deepest sympathy to Mary Ann, Maria and John. Like others, we will remember Butch as a gregarious and irreverent guy, but most especially we will never forget the kindness he showed our dad -- his Uncle Tony -- before he died a couple of years ago.  Out of the blue, Butch would show up at Dad’s assisted living facility and sit with him and relive the old days.  At a time when many of us forget or ignore the elderly, Butch made the time to seek out Uncle Tony and visit with him for a few hours.  I’m not sure Dad remembered Butch’s visits once he left, but for a few hours, he got to relive the old days which I’m sure he did remember with great fondness.  Butch was kind and generous to an old man when he had nothing to gain, and that speaks volumes about the measure of the man. Rest in peace, Butch.



My sisters and I would like to extend our deepest sympathy to Marianne, Maria, and John. Like others, we will remember Butch as a gregarious and irreverent guy, but most especially we will never forget the kindness he showed our dad -- his Uncle Tony -- before he died a couple of years ago.  Out of the blue, Butch would show up at Dad’s assisted living facility and sit with him and relive the old days.  At a time when many of us forget or ignore the elderly, Butch made the time to seek out Uncle Tony and visit with him for a few hours.  I’m not sure Dad remembered Butch’s visits once he left, but for a few hours, he got to relive the old days which I’m sure he did remember with great fondness.  Butch was kind and generous to an old man when he had nothing to gain, and that speaks volumes about the measure of the man. Rest in peace, Butch.

My sisters and I would like to extend our deepest sympathy to Marianne, Maria and John. Like others, we will remember Butch as a gregarious and irreverent guy, but most especially we will never forget the kindness he showed our dad -- his Uncle Tony -- before he died a couple of years ago.  Out of the blue, Butch would show up at Dad’s assisted living facility and sit with him and relive the old days.  At a time when many of us forget or ignore the elderly, Butch made the time to seek out Uncle Tony and visit with him for a few hours.  I’m not sure Dad remembered Butch’s visits once he left, but for a few hours he got to relive the old days which I’m sure he did remember with great fondness.  Butch was kind and generous to an old man when he had nothing to gain, and that speaks volumes about the measure of the man. Rest in peace, Butch.
 
--Rosemary, Helen, Angela and Carol (Carlucci)

Dear Maryanne, John and Maria, 
We are very sorry for your loss.  We are here if you need us.  We will miss John and we wish you well.  Mario and Marjorie

We would like to express our deepest condolences to my Aunt Maryann and our Cousins Johnny and Maria as well as their families.He was a fun loving guy vibrant guy,always quick with a joke.Always referred to me as affectionately "The Flea" since I was a little kid.we will certainly miss him and remember the good times that we had.

OBITUARY

John Carlucci, Jr.

14 September, 1942 – 23 February, 2019

Anderson & Campbell Funeral Home

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