I was a skinny kid in 1973 when I showed up at the 44th Precinct in the Bronx – I worked with Patty for 5 years – since he was 25 years older then me – he changed my name to “Kid”. There are a hand full of people that influenced my life in a positive way and I can honestly say Patty was one of them. 

DADDY
I LOVE AND MISS YOU SO MUCH. I WISH YOU WOULD HELP ALFRED FEEL BETTER ABOUT YOU PASSING.
HE IS HAVING A BAD TIME. I DON'T WANT HIM TO GET SICK DADDY. WE ALL ARE HURTING DADDY BUT HE IS TAKING IT THE WORST.I KNOW I WILL SEE YOU AGAIN. I WILL NEVER EVER FORGET YOU. YOU WOULD ALWAYS SAY THAT TO EVERYONE "DON'T FORGET ME" HOW CAN ANYBODY FORGET YOU. UNCLE JOE IS OK SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT HIM, BUT YOU ALREADY KNOW THAT BECAUSE YOU ARE HERE WITH US ALWAYS
LOVE YOUR DAUGHTER LISA

Thinking about you so much today...I will miss you for the rest of my life.....Love you...JoAnn

I spent the day with your brother....he misses you so much..I know that this is how it is supposed to be we can't live forever and you lived a wonderful life filled with love..but I still find it so hard to not have a broken heart..I love and miss you so much Uncle Patty and I am glad i have this page to write things on....JoAnn

I had the esteemed pleasure of working with Pat in his post NYPD career in the field of Contract Security. He taught me many, many things, including most importantly, how to do a NY Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle. I have not seen him for many years, but there were many daily instances that would bring him to mind. I am deeply saddened by his passing and I know he's making them all laugh up in heaven. R.I.P. Pat, you were 1 in a million!!!

Missing you today my Uncle....I came across some pictures (I have tons) of you and I am so sad. I know you are with us but I wish you were WITH us....I love you so much...JoAnn Prisco Fox

Our memories our long and endless of our Uncle Patty.  Know one made us laugh like he did,  cared about us like he did,  was involved in our lives like he did,  and had a positive and kind word to say to us and to our children like he did.  Our holidays and family gatherings will never be the same without him.  His pictures are all over so we can see him and feel him looking down on us.  We miss him very much.  Carolyn Steven Craig and Scott

MY DEAR DADDY
ANYONE WHO KNEW YOU  LOVED YOU. HOW COULD THEY NOT. YOU WERE A PERFECT GENTLEMEN, ALWAYS MADE US ALL LAUGH. YOU ALWAYS MADE YOUR FAMILY PROUD. WHEN I GOT MARRIED YOU WORKED TREE JOBS TO PAY FOR MY WEDDING. YOU ALWAYS STUCK BY ME NO MATTER HOW BAD I WAS, AND I WAS BAD. ANYONE CAN BE A FATHER BUT IT TAKES SOMEONE SPECIAL TO BE A DADDY. AND YOU WERE A DADDY.  I DON'T KNOW HOW IM GONNA LIVE WITHOUT YOU.
LOVE YOUR DAUGHTER LISA

You will forever remain in our hearts, memories of laughter,family gatherings (joy or sadness)card playing, love of food..and living life to its fullest..And when I look up in the nite and see my little cluster of stars ..it now glows by one more added! God bless you Uncle Pat...

WHAT CAN YOU SAY ABOUT SOMEONE YOU LOVE WITH ALL YOUR HEART

SO MANY THINGS COME TO MY  MIND I DON'T KNOW WHERE TO START

MY FIRST AND FAVORITE MEMORY OF THIS AMAZING MAN

IS RIDING ON HIS SHOULDERS WHERE MY FEET WERE SAFE FROM SAND

THE SUMMERS OF MY YOUTH WERE SPENT WITH WEEKS OF FAMILY

ALL EATING, LAUGHING, PLAYING CARDS IN MY HOUSE BY THE SEA

MY AUNT AND UNCLE LOVED THE BEACH THEY'D MAKE THEIR COMFY BEDS

WITH TOWELS CAREFULLY LAID DOWN SAND PILLOWS FOR THEIR HEADS

OH HOW I'D LOVE TO HAVE THE CHANCE TO GO BACK THERE ONCE MORE

AND TASTE THE FOOD AND SMELL THE SMELLS OF SUMMERS AT THE SHORE

I LIKE TO THINK OF YOUTHFUL TIMES WHEN HE WAS AT HIS BEST

SO HANDSOME IN HIS UNIFORM THAT NUMBER ON HIS CHEST

I COULD NOT WAIT THE WHOLE YEAR THROUGH FOR CHRISTMAS TO ARRIVE

THE SPINA'S AND THE PRISCO'S ALL AT 6 SUDBURY DRIVE

AND THOUGH I KNEW IF SHE FOUND OUT THAT IT WOULD BE MY DOOM

I COULD NOT STOP FROM GOING IN THAT ALL WHITE LIVING ROOM

HIS HEART BELONGED TO JUDI  IT DID HIS WHOLE LIFE THROUGH

BUT LET ME SAY MELISSA THAT A BIG CHUNK WENT TO YOU

JUST LIKE A SCARF AROUND HIS NECK YOUR ARMS WOULD ALWAYS BE

HE WAS SO PROUD TO WEAR THAT SCARF FOR ALL THE WORLD TO SEE

AND LITTLE ALFRED CAME ALONG HOW MUCH HIS EYES WOULD SHINE

WHENEVER HE WOULD SPEAK YOUR NAME WHICH HE DID ALL THE TIME

AND TARA MIKE AND TONY HE LOVED YOU AS HIS OWN

SO GLAD HE KNEW OF DOMINIC BEFORE GOD CALLED HIM HOME

MY COUSIN AL YOU TRIED SO HARD TO KEEP HIM HERE WITH YOU

NO MAN HAS HAD A BETTER SON PLEASE KNOW THAT TO BE TRUE

AND LISA THOUGH YOU WRESTLED WITH THE WEIGHT OF ALL THE WORLD

YOU STOOD SO STRONG AND FOUGHT SO HARD YOUR DADDY'S LITTLE GIRL

AUNT JUDI I HAVE NOTHING THAT THE SPOKEN WORD CAN SAY

THE LIFE OF LOVE YOU SHARED WITH HIM IS WHY HE TRIED TO STAY

AND DADDY I HAVE NEVER HAD A HARDER TASK TO DO

THEN TELL YOU THAT YOUR BROTHERS GONE 

CAUSE HE TAKES HALF OF YOU

HE FOUGHT SO HARD TO STAY WITH US

BUT HE HEARD HEAVEN CALL

WITH VOICES THAT WOULD REALLY BE 

FAMILIAR TO US ALL

THE DAY WILL COME WHEN WE WILL HEAR THOSE VOICES LOUD AND CLEAR

AND HIS WILL BE THE LOUDEST VOICE

JUST LIKE IT WAS DOWN HERE

Uncle Patty, may you rest in peace, we will forever miss you,your memory lives on with all the wonderful stories you and uncle tubbo have left behind,always reminiscing and reminding us"the next generation of our heritage,our roots,never to be forgotten and to be carried on to" the next generation.....from Esperia we go.Alfred,Lisa and aunt Judy my deepest  sympathy,all my love.

Beba was my whole world. He was my best friend and he made me the person I am today. He is the most important person in this whole world. He was loved by so many people and he touched the lives of so many. I hope that I turn out to be half the person he was. The love my grandparents have was so real and perfect and I hope I have that relationship with my husband. I will never forget him.

Today I buried the love of my life, Patty. My best friend, my lover, my husband. I will love you forever.
Your adoring wife

Uncle Patty was a Godfather to many, but I was his first Godchild.  On my Holy Communion, we did not have enough tickets as the chapel was very small.  Uncle Patty came with his cop uniform and told the nuns he was there to protect if anything happened.  They were most thankful! I was so happy to have my Godfather there, even if he had to stand in the back by the door.  How proud was I to have him looking so nice in his uniform and telling everyone he was MY Godfather.

My Dad would tell us kids stories about growing up with his cousins, Patty and Sonny.  So many stories that  keep us smiling and laughing to this day. The best ones were about Uncle Patty,
Like the time Uncle Patty as a kid tried to sell his shoes for a hot dog on the boat coming back from camp.  Most of the stories were about his eating.  He even had to go to my Grandmother's for lunch every school day, he was on a "special diet"......he hated bad school food..  

He is now with all the family who have passed, playing cards, eating and telling stories, that would make us laugh out loud, if we could hear.   

Another hero has left us. Another star is in the sky.

Maria Donna Cappetta Allen

Pat Prisco made the cloudy days bright,just by being around him.Always smiling and telling his jokes, and the wonderful stories about "The greatest show on earth,NYC." 

We miss you and love,

George and Little Miss Sunshine(Traudy) Nuzzolillo

Patty had a great sense of humor and patience. It showed in the way he handled the vacation records in the 44 during the 70's. He invented breaking vacation days into hours for guys that took 1/2 a tour off. He was a good cop and a nice man.  JP Walsh  ret 44 Pct

Uncle Patty was a true gentleman and family man. He will be remembered fondly by all who admired and love him. Tubbo, Rosie, and Pasquale Cappetta are welcoming him into the big card game in heaven. 
 
Love and prayers from Valerie Cappetta Custer and Family

Pat Prisco was all of the things said of him! Honest,Respectful passionate and FUNNY! We grew up in a childrens wonderland of characters. With two connecting houses to race through on  a daily bases adventures were just around the corner.  Grandma and grandpa  maintained an rigid schedule of "crazy". When we were investigated by the government because grandpa rented out his public halls to the German Bunn before the war, thankfully we kids didn't "get it" Gramps knew how to make a buck and Wine. With a still in the basement big enough for Patty and the rest of the "boys" to climb into while grandma was bottling tomatoes as fast as she could you can just imagine the ending of that Yeah Patty was FUNNY, why not? you should have met the other cast of characters. Go gently dear cousin I have loved and laughed with you all my life. I pray you land safely with the others from grandmas house who have gone before you  Always,  cousin sissy

Patty Prisco was a great neighbor and friend.  He will be deeply missed.  He was there for our family in our times of need.  I miss you and love you Patty.

Love 

Mark DeLorenzo

You are greatly missed and will always be remembered by your "44" Family.

The 44 Forever Club

Everyone who knew Pat Prisco loved Pat Prisco.  Fortunately, I was one of the many, many, many people who knew Pat Prisco.  

When I think of him, the words "Honest" and "Respectful" instantly come to mind.  I think of his passion for New York City, where he worked so honorably as a proud member of NYPD. He shared many funny and exciting stories about his police service, and I will always remember them.  There was no doubt that he loved NYC.  He was just adorable and admirable in every way.  And, he was funny.  I think about his joke telling and just laugh!  He always had a joke or two or three to tell.  He was so enjoyable to be around.  

I had the opportunity to meet Pat (and his lovely wife, Judy) through my friendship with Pat's son, Al (and his beautiful wife, Karen).  I know how much they loved and revered Pat.  So, I can only imagine how hard this will be on them.  Our deepest sympathies are with you.       

Our love.  
The Hattens (Russell, Brandi, Hannah and Hunter)

OBITUARIO

Pasquale Prisco

25 septiembre, 1929 – 19 septiembre, 2012

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