Samuel Patrick Sperduto

Birth date: Oct 6, 1927 Death date: Mar 15, 2020

Samuel Patrick Sperduto, lifelong resident of Philadelphia, passed away peacefully at his home on March 15, 2020. He was 92 years old. Sam was beloved husband of Doris Margaret (nee Wenzel) for 66 years. Loving father of Tina Fitz Read Obituary

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Rita Pinho

322w ago

I know you weren't my poppop, but god knows you reminded me of my pop pop so much! I loved when we had our families together and seeing your spunky self light up the crowd. You used to tell me stories that I'm going to miss hearing about. You had a laugh that I thought was very contagious, I loved it. I remember at Sandra and Steven's wedding while you guys were doing family pictures and you letting some gas out omg that was to funny! I loved all the energy that you had especially when you danced, you were a young at soul poppop. You were and will always be the life of the party when we all get together I promise you that. You will be missed but never forgotten! We all love you very much!

Theresa Tobin

322w ago

Pop pop was an amazing, sweet, light of the room, wonderful man. He always had a smile on his face and he could always make anyone smile. When I and my first two children came into the family he welcomed us with an open heart. And then soon after we were blessed to give him two more great grandchildren. Going to the house every Christmas Eve was always a happy time. He would always make the kids laugh and smile. Every kids party him and grams were always there. Everyone loved seeing him and talking to him. The one thing he always would say to me is “why you with him” and I would say pop why you say that he is your grandson. Pop would say I know with a big smile on his face! I always knew he was joking but it was so cute the way he would say it! We love you pop pop. RIP ❤️ We will see you again. This is not goodbye this is see you later 💙

Tricia

322w ago

Dear Uncle Sam "The Mash Potato Man". The First time I witnessed Uncle Sammy's Mash Potato dance was In 1967. Every night after Uncle Sam came home from work, he would walk into the kitchen look at Aunt Doris, then Uncle Sam broke into doing the Mash Potato with a "James Brown" style of slidding, shuffling shoe flare. Aunt Doris, Cathy, Tina, and I would giggle, as we never tired of his "happy Dancing Feet" and I always giggled when Unle Sam stole a fork full of food from Tina's dinner plate. Love You Uncle Sammy, Big Hugs and Kisses, "I know your Dancing With Angels now" Tricia

Sandra Fitzpatrick

322w ago

in honor of Samuel.

Pop pop I am so grateful to be part of your family. I'll never forget our talks and the laughs we had together. You always new how to brighten up a room with your vibrant spirit. A man that new how to dress to impress. You gave the best hugs and kisses. I will miss you calling me beautiful in Italian (Bella) always new how to make a person feel wonderful. A wonderful Pop pop and great grandpop to all his grandchildren. Pop pop you will be missed but never forgotten. Your spirit will live in our hearts and memories. Pop pop keep dancing up in heaven with all your brothers, sisters and Uncle Tony. This is not a goodbye but we will meet again. Love you always Pop pop.

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Stephen Fitzpatrick

322w ago

Oh where to start. Poppop was and is awesome. He was my only grandfather. I will always remember going to the shore on the boardwalk, he was a skeeball master. You could only win 2 prizes per day so when he won the 3rd, 4th time he would yank some random kid into his lane so the kid got the prize. He would take food off your plate as he puts it in his mouth "you're not going to eat that right?". You may be gone but you will always be in my mind and heart. I love you.

Anthony Tobin

322w ago

Where do I begin?? You were my PopPop who fixes everything! Cars , anything around the house .. you would do it all. the only man I knew who loved cutting Grass and trimming everything . (Unless you fooled us all) lol ! I would never forget. you taught me to throw a baseball to riding my first bike.. a bike you and Grandmom built for me. For my birthday/Christmas present 🎁. To helping me out on getting my first car.. Then making sure you bought me my first Lawnmower when I bought my first house . So many memories I will cherish forever.. down the shore to you giving me my first advice on marriage . Happy wife, happy life.. over 60 years of marriage .. I’ve watch and learn from you . This isn’t a good bye.. you never said that. It’s see ya later alligator. Love ya!

Sheila Bethel

322w ago

I remember meeting him. Had a big smile on his face and gave me hug and a kiss on the cheek. Rest well sir you will be missed by many but you left a great legacy.

Amber Perry

322w ago

Gpop was the best great grand father in the world. I was Blessed to have him in my life for 18 years. He use to give me a dollar every time he saw me. He would teach me Italian words. He always made me laugh. I will Miss him so much.

Leticia Lynch

322w ago

Poppop was always so sweet and funny every time we got together he always made me laugh and I was blessed to be his (girlfriend) lol I would get a huge hug and nice kiss on the cheek he was always ready to party with his dance moves it was a blessing for Isabella and I to have him in our lives such a vibrant sole he was loved and will he missed... sleep well pop

Tim Cermignano

322w ago

Pop is one of my favorite people and one of the happiest guys I ever met. He would sit with me and talk about anything. I loved his stories of when he was younger and was the fastest kid and would beat everyone in a race. We also used to talk about times people said he got in trouble as a kid, but he would tell me quietly it was not him, haha. He always looked to goof around with anyone and especially the grand kids. He will be missed but stories can be told forever about him. I'm sure u are entertaining where you are now!

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