Birth date: Sep 1, 1958 Death date: Sep 16, 2021
Gaeton R. Goffredo “Gator” passed away peacefully at his sister’s residence in Cinnaminson, New Jersey on September 16, 2021 with his loving family by his side. Born in Philadelphia to Vincent and Francesca Goffredo, Gator was 63 Read Obituary
My dearest Gator, you made all of our lives so much better with you in it. Your impact was incredible. Your talents, immeasurable. To say you are missed is an understatement, to say the least. Our friendship was one of a kind, never will there be another you. Until we meet again, love Carol
Too many adventures we shared over the last 37+ years to mention but never a bad one. You are a great person and a better friend. You will be missed dearly my friend. Til we meet again. Rock on😎
Gator was larger than life to all the people who crossed his path through the years. Gator had such charisma , and always had that twinkle in his eye and sparkle in his huge smile. His presence and happy personality will be cherished in many people’s hearts for a long time.
My most heartfelt condolences to the Goffredo family, and all who loved Gaeton. I recently reconnected with Gaeton a couple years ago when he came to my brother’s funeral ( Edd McGuckin ). His beautiful smile and positive energy never changed! We reminisced about a lot of fun times he and Edd had together. I could never thank him enough for being a true friend to my brother, right to the end. My mom and I were so sad to learn of his health issues, and have been praying for him ever since. Heaven has truly gained an angel and he is no longer in pain. Rest In Peace, Gaeton and until we meet again❤️
Barb ( McGuckin ) Ems
My deepest sympathy goes out to the Goffredo family. Heaven is getting a great guy. Gaeton had that magnetic personality that drew you in and held on tight. I also loved the fact that he loved dogs. I will miss him dearly.
Gator, you beautiful sole, a heart of gold and that smile that could just light up a room. I have so many fond memories of you my dear friend, from jamming out on practice nights at your house to the nights you played out at the Marlton Tavern, to you helping me move into my apartment downtown and the debacle my furniture was to put together. You never gave up on putting that furniture together! You never gave up on living life to the fullest either and your willingness to help others was plentiful. You are truly a role model for how everyone in the world should treat others!
I will miss you dear. Love you Gator, Love steener.
Brotha from anotha motha, you brought kindness, laughter, and synergy wherever we were with work or at events or just hanging out for dinner. I know the heavenly clouds opened wide to welcome you into Gods Kingdom. You will forever live in our hearts and soul, Amen bro...going to miss you.💖🙏🏻 💔
What an incredible soul Gator was. He leaves behind so many fond memories for us. Sending our most sincere condolences and strength during this difficult time.
Shelly Fisher and Gary Spewak
Sincere condolences to family and friends. Gator Rest In Peace. We will always remember coming to practice night and the fun we had. Gator keep that music playing. We hear you. Zeb and patty.
