Death date: Jan 1, 0001
Salvatore Teobaldo, 79, a Punta Gorda, FL resident since 2015, formerly of Syracuse, NY, passed away Tuesday, January 1, 2019 in Punta Gorda, FL. He was born November 18, 1939 in Sicily, Italy to Antonio and Rosalia Teobaldo, now Read Obituary
To the Teobaldo family, I am very sorry for your loss. I first met Sal when I was around 8 years old to get my haircut with my brother and father. I loved going to the shop as it was a place to hear grown up stories but to also get that free sucker. Then as I got older, I was able to graduate to the Christmas whiskey shot. Sal and his barber shop will always be a huge part of my life (20 plus years) and I could never thank Sal enough for a great cut ... Thanks for everything Sal.
Condolences from Tullio and Nella Salomone from Syracuse,Ny
Cara Anna e Famiglia ci uniamo a voi per la perdita di Salvatore ,Le nostre Piu” care e Singere Condoglianze da parte nostra Giuseppe & Francesca Giudice….
Le nostre Sentite Condoglianze a voi tutti in famiglia, R.I.P.Salvatore,Gli Amici Giuseppe & Francesca Giudice….
I’m writing this in behalf of my parents, Joe and Carmela Scordo, we were very sadden to read about your fathers dead. He was a good friend to the family. My parents would love to talk to Anna Teobaldo. If someone in the family could contact me on [email protected], I can pass you their phone number.
A great guy! I have sat in his chair for 30 years! I still remember and heard a doz times, how he made hs own wine, what he had for dinner, how he called his wife at Paul Delima, how he came over on the boat, his first job, every place he lived, and the free shots around Christmas Time. I still and always will talk about his life.
Oh my deepest sympathy for a wonderful man. Barber to my husband, Bill, and my three sons. When the boys were getting older he still charged the same amount. And when I asked why, he said they’re not working yet. Your memories of him in this obituary are so true. I’ll remember him at Mass. so sad. Loretta Nowicki
Sal was one of the first barbers I went to because I grew up in East Syracuse. He was very personable and easy to talk to. I used to drive by his shop and smile because he told me I had thick hair – and I started going bald in my late 20’s. My condolences to Sal’s family.
Dear Anna, Rosalie, Dave, Pietrina, Tony, Brian and Elizabeth, We are so sorry for your great loss! Sal was a gentle, very, very kind man. When we think of him we see his bright smile and his hearty greeting! A true Italian soul… his family was his life and his rock solid faith was his anchor. We will always remember him barbecuing steaks at your wonderful home in Dewitt with the music and bocce ball games going on all around. And dancing with you, Anna at your fabulous 50th Wedding Anniversary celebration! So happy and so proud of his beautiful family. He is watching over all of you always, your guardian angel. He will always be with you, love is eternal and you will all be together again… we are thinking of you and praying for all of you during this very difficult time. It is a shock but you can get comfort knowing that he rang in the new year and had his toast and celebration! Doing exactly what he enjoyed with you, Anna and the family. God rest his soul, may he Rest In Peace, a great and good man… with all our love, Margaret, Eileen, John, Mairead, Bridget and Michael Xoxox
