Contributions to the tribute of John F. Takacs, Sr.

T

Tom Jackson posted a condolence

Friday, May 31, 2024

John Thank you for your service in The United Staes Marine Corps and the campaign in Korea. On behalf of your Marine Corps League Detachment 1129 from Stratford, may your soul rest in peace. Be well my friend. Tom Jackson Commandant Marine Corps Detachment 1129

T

Tia Amodio posted a condolence

Thursday, May 30, 2024

John You will be missed a lot you were a wonderful man very kind ,,thoughtful,caring I am so glad that I met you don't worry I will take very good care of Grace & your little peanut .You will be in my heart ❤ everyday Rest in Peace until we meet again. Amen. Love u love Tia Amodio

S

Shatika posted a condolence

Thursday, May 30, 2024

So sorry to hear about the passing of John. He really enjoyed going to the beach and spending time with peanut and Chaz. They are truly going to miss him.

H

Harvey Freeman posted a condolence

Wednesday, May 29, 2024

I lost a friend. I will miss him. R.I.P., John

C

Carol Petro posted a condolence

Wednesday, May 29, 2024

Words that come to mind to describe John— Kind, patient, generous, selfless. Giving was ingrained in him. Solid and trustworthy. Can’t imagine his ever lying. Dogged and smart. Went at a drawer that was jammed irreparably and focused on it til he delivered a miracle. Settled and sincere. Anything you might run by him would get a rational and just solution with little deliberation. And, like all my Hungarian relatives, I never saw him display anger. They say dogs are the best judges of character. Just ask Peanut.

T

Tom Jackson posted a symbolic gesture

Monday, May 27, 2024

Go in peace my friend you will meet the Commandant of us all. Semper Fi my friend. WE still have your VFW photo in our loop at the American Legion Post 196.

R

Randy and Sue uploaded photo(s)

Monday, May 27, 2024

+ 1

Randy and I are so sorry for your loss. John was a true gentleman and so much fun to be around. It was a pleasure knowing John and spending time with John. Conversations were endless, full of laughs, while time slipped by so quickly. Adventures with John were so much fun. Hungarian Festivals, his beloved fire house cookouts, sitting on the beach at the American Legion, smoking the afternoon cigar with Randy and watching John’s favorite singer (Rod Stewart) at Biagettis was always a summer must. Traveling to Fairfield to locate Gyspy Spring and to hear Johns gyspy story always make the four of us remember our Hungarian roots and plenty of laughs. Until we meet again John enjoy the hunkie music and fun with all the Hungarians. It is now time to share you so many others who awaited your arrival. Our loss is heavens gain.

G

GRACE DelStritto uploaded photo(s)

Sunday, May 26, 2024

My loving companion John was the most kind and generous man. Peanut and Chaz and I went to the beach with him every day, rain or shine. We met seven years ago and spent every day together since then. We both enjoyed the theater and went to many Broadway musicals. He was a fabulous cook and we enjoyed his culinary creations practically every night. When I got Peanut two years ago, it was love at first sight, and he took her to his house every afternoon. She was his "girl." God blessed me when he came into my life. I hope he is watching over us from Heaven and will help us with our grief. We will never forget him.

8

The family of John F. Takacs, Sr. uploaded a photo

Thursday, May 23, 2024

John F. Takacs, Sr.

1931 - 2024

Graveside Service

Whether you are a family we have helped during our firm's 128 year history of service, or one who is exploring their choices in funeral and cremation care, we encourage you to discover what the newest funeral home facility in Fairfield, Connecticut has to offer.

Contact

Explore