Paul J. Paliotta

Birth date: Jul 23, 1957 Death date: Mar 12, 2024

Paul J. Paliotta, age 66, of New Port Richey, FL. passed away at his home with his family at his side. He was born in Brooklyn, NY. and came to this area October of 2023. Paul was a computer programmer and an avid sports fan. He w Read Obituary

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Bwn1157

3w ago

My good friend Paul. I was searching the internet to reach out to you. To my dismay I found this tribute. We met each other in the library at Sewanhaka High School in September 1973. We became good friends. Our friendship continued throughout high school. We did many things together. I was at your house in South Floral Park many times. I remember when your father took you and I to a Jets game. That was in 1975 when they were playing in Shea Stadium. Thanks to your father I was able to watch Joe Namath play. Oh, excellent seats, too! After high school I enlisted in the Air Force in 1976. We lost touch with each other. Then in 1980 we reconnected, though for a brief time. You and I were making plans to see the Mets play a double header against the Phillies in Philadelphia. Unfortunately, major league baseball went on strike and it never happened. I could go on and on. My dear friend Paul rest in peace. I will never forget you.

George

83w ago

I owe a lot to Paul. It might seem mean to thank him for breaking his leg, but that slide into second base during a high school baseball game set in motion events that led me to meet his sister who became my wife.
He also accepted me into my wife’s family as a brother and was a wonderful Uncle to my sons. We will miss the many whiffle ball tournaments that Paul and his nephews would have in his parent’s back yard.
You were a loving Father and Husband and raised two beautiful children.
I will miss you buddy, but it is time that you no longer suffer and may you rest in peace.

Georgeann Gioe

84w ago

I will miss my brother. He suffered a great deal and he is now pain free. I will miss his laugh, sense of humor, reminiscing, baseball talks and kindness. Even though we lived many miles apart I always looked forward to his phone calls, emails, texts, memes and gifs. I know somewhere, he is playing baseball and hanging out with our parents. My family and I will love him forever. Rest easy dear brother.

Bettyann Given

84w ago

As an honorary member of “The Birthday Club”, an awesome group of ladies that included Roseanne, I had the pleasure meeting Paul over 40 years ago. From day-one he felt like an old friend…a guy with a great personality, a quick wit and a smile as wide as the sea. I’m grateful that those memories of Paul will live on. My deepest condolences to Roe, Michael and Lauren. May God bless Paul and all those who love him.

Susanne M Kraeger

84w ago

We have such fond memories of Paul and his wonderful family. Of all our friends we always were in awe of the love between Rosanne and Paul and how they raised such great kids! Paul, you will never be forgotten. We will think of you up in heaven as we watch the Mets and the Jets lose every season. God Bless you and your family
Susanne and kurt

Michael Rocco

84w ago

Roseann was beaming the day she walked down the aisle to marry Paul. Looking back, we know why. A loving husband of forty years and a proud father of two wonderful children, Michael, and Lauren. We will hold onto to the cherished memories of holidays spent together and the good times we shared as a family. He will be missed by those who loved him. Rest in Peace. Love Aunt Terry, Uncle Rocky and Michael

Victoria

84w ago

When I think of my brother-in law Paul I can only come up with one word "Heart". His heart was filled with passion for everything he did in his life especially when it came to his favorite sports teams The Mets and The Jets. When it came to his wonderful wife Roseann and his children Michael and Lauren the word "Heart" is exemplified ten fold. The depth of love he had as a husband and a father was so contagious and overflowing that he had to share it with everyone around him. I can still hear the sounds of his laughter and it comforts me in my time of sadness to know he is near. Paul, I hope when you made it to heaven all your questions were answered and doubts were put to rest. My final prayer is that you will make sure to be our Guardian Angel in Heaven as you were to all of us on earth. You will be missed but never forgotten.

Victoria Martorella

Sophia Aksoy

84w ago

My brother in law Paul will be greatly missed. He was a kindhearted wonderful person.

I was out with my sister Roseann the night they met many years ago.
It seemed to me there was no one but Roe for Paul.
They were together for over 40 years and raised 2 wonderful children.
Michael and Lauren as kindhearted and loving as their dad.
Paul always helped so much with my mom and dad
Anything they needed…he took many trips to the doctors with them
It was so appreciated.
Roe and Paul were great together. I hoped they’d grow old together. It was not to be.
Paul suffered through a long illness with grace and dignity.
Our small family will miss him sorely.
We remember him fondly and with much love.

Donna Nilsen

84w ago

Dear Roseanne, Lauren and Michael, Our heartfelt sympathy for your loss. Paul is the sweetest, kindest person. He is a behind-the-scenes guy- always offering a helping hand, support and encouraging word. Paul and you are blessed. Deepest condolences- Cousin Donna and Bob

Norma Solazzo

84w ago

Paul was a wonderful and caring husband and father. He was warm, funny and engaging and so easy to talk to. You always laughed with him, especially when talking about the Mets. The ultimate fan! Gone too soon and missed forever. May he rest in peace.

Love, Norma

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