My sincere condolences to the Maddalone Family, to Maryann Randazzo, and  all the Randazzo Family.
Pat and I go back over 70 years of friendship from the neighborhood we grew-up in the Bronx (150 St/Morris Ave).  We both graduated  from G. Dodge HS, in the Bx and later joined the US Army Reserves together in their buddy program.  Over the years we managed to stay in-touch and remained friends even when I moved from NYC to S. FL in 72. 
Pat’s friends and myself, were all so glad Pat and his friend  & neighbor Joe T., were able to visit us in Ft. Laud, in March, 2024, which was the last time we saw Pat. We all had a good time reminiscing the days in the Bx. We will miss his ability to make us all laugh at the things we did. We never ran out of passed experiences to laugh about.  Remembering when I was teaching Pat how to drive, so he could apply for his drivers license and drive his Chevy 58’.
Pat was a sincere, honest and fun person to know.  He will be missed  by all who knew him.  I know I will miss his friendship. He is in a better place without pain. May he R.I.P. with Joe. 
Your friend
Albert Guerra

Unlce Pat, 
Even though I didnt get to spend as much time with you as my siblings; all of my memories with you ; are full of laughter. 

I remember one Summer ( coming up from Florida ) where you took us to see a Star Wars movie,   rollerskating, the beach. And you even allowed me to attend my first grown up party; where I drank wine for the firs time. 

You loved to have fun. 
I will miss you. 
Michael

Pat was my neighbor.  I was so sorry to hear of his passing.
 He was the kind of neighbor you hope to have nearby.  Always letting me know he was there to help if needed.  I remember Pat and Joe coming over for a little patio xmas party many years ago.  They brought me homemade biscotti that Joe had made but I'm sure Pat helped.  It was better than any store bought!  After that I bought a little book with Biscotti recipes and tried to make it myself a few times.  I just couldn't get it to turn out quite that good.  I know Pat deeply missed his life partner Joe so I hope they are together now, having some of that biscotti and sharing some laughs.  I wasn't able to attend the service today  unfortunately, but my thoughts are with Pats family and just wanted you all to know I will always remember Pat as  just a really kind and thoughtful guy and a good neighbor.  
Susie Thomas from the cul-de-sac.

My heartfelt and deepest condolences to the Maddalone and Randazzo families! 
As a close and loyal friend to Pat I have an abundance of shared memories with him that I will cherish always! He was the kindest and most sincere thoughtful man who truly loved his families on both sides. He was there for me when I lost my wife as I was there for him when he lost Joe. We both grieved and cried together for our loved ones which solidified an unbreakable bond and a friendship I was blessed to have had with him! I will never forget you my friend! May God Bless you and welcome you with open arms as you go home to be with Joe for eternity! 🙏
Your faithful friend always, Joe

Fourth of July Staten Island  uncle Pat, my dad, Carl, his brother my brother Michael, next to my dad, Carl and neighbors kids.

Christmas in Florida ! Uncle Pat , Lee , Michael
And me . ( Kristine )

Fun times Staten Island, New York this was the day of the crazy water, balloon flight and hose fight:)

Your nephew, Michael, and your niece kristine visiting for the summer.

Staten Island, Fourth of July weekend possibly 1986

I bowled with Pat for 18 years and became close friends with him. I hope he rests in peace now and that all of you can cherish the memories he helped to create. Both he and Joe are truly missed and my deepest condolences to all of your families at this difficult time.

OBITUARIO

Paschal J Maddalone

19 julio, 1940 – 27 febrero, 2025

Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home

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