John (Jack) Paul Brondello, Jr.
December 24, 1931 - January 31, 2013
Obituary
John (Jack) Paul Brondello, Jr.
Born in Seattle, John (Jack) Paul Brondello Jr., age 81, died peacefully on Thursday, January 31st surrounded by his family.
Jack is survived by his son, John Brondello, III and his wife Lisa; daughter, Gina O’Neill and her husband Tim; seven grandchildren, Maria, Johnny, Anthony, and Julia Brondello; Danny, Shannon, and Kaitlyn O’Neill, and his sister Gloria Swanson and her husband Gerry.
Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Monday, February 4, 2013 at 11:00am at St. Monica Catholic Church, 4301 – 88th Avenue SE, Mercer Island, WA.
In lieu of flowers, the family prefers memorial contributions be made to St. Monica Catholic Church or a charity of your choice.
John, my condolences to you and your family. My prayers to you also and let me know anything I can do.
Harold
Had some fun times with Jack in the old days in Rainier Valley Jaycees
To the Brondello family; I hope Jack left peacefully and wqithout pain. You are the legacy he and Diane left to the world.. I served in the Boy’s Club cabinet with Jack, in the Franklin HS class of 1949, where he was the Treasurer. He was an officer of the great Franklin Hi Boy’s band and a member for 4 years , He also was a member of the Honor Society for 3 years. He found time to serve as senior manager of the Baseball team. Plus he was an active member of the Student Council. Jack was not only active in those young years but adventuresome with many ‘long car trips. Stay well and safe….. Bob Levitin
Our deepest condolences to the family.
Our sympathies John, and to your entire family. I’m so glad you had a few days with him to say your goodbyes. Will keep you all in our prayers.
I have known Jack since Franklin High School days. I was
best man at the wedding of Jack and Diane. We shared many good times together and miss them both.
Gina and John and all the extended family of beloved Jack. Our thoughts and prayers are with you today as you lay Jack to rest. We have the very best memories of Diane and Jack over the last 45 years! Family parties at the Lake and our Island among many vacations together. Our dear beloved Diane (my sister) is now in heaven with Jack. Love
Donna and Al Wilson
Jack brought fun and joy wherever he went. Admittedly, some of my biggest frustrations were having to “endure” some of his stories. He simply wanted time to spend with friends and share good times. Even though we constantly joked about them, I will miss those stories. NOBODY told a story like Papa Jack. Now, his story has come to a close, but we look forward to hearing his stories again when we join him in Heaven. I love you Dad, and I will miss you more that you can ever know!
My sincere condolences to Johnny, Gina and family. Your Dad was a great friend and neighbour since 1975. RIP Jack.