John V. Cappadona

John V. Cappadona of Texas City, Texas, passed away Friday, June 02, 2017 after a short battle with lung cancer. He was born and raised in Galveston, Texas on October 9, 1951 to Victor and Leola Cappadona. John loved Galveston and the beaches. He loved watching the Cowboys, Texans, Longhorns and Astros! He loved fishing, bowling, shooting pool, golf, and motorcycles. And, he especially loved spending time with his grandsons and family. John was a dog lover and loved his dog “Gator”.

John was a graduate of Ball High School, class of 1971. He proudly served in the United States Airforce from 1972-1976 and was Honorably Discharged. He worked numerous jobs prior to working maintenance at La Marque ISD until he retired in August of 2011. John described himself and wanted to be remembered as a “Happy-Go-Lucky” guy and he liked doing his own thing.

John is preceded in death by his mother and father, and his sister; Agnes Megale. He is survived by his daughter; Janis Cappadona, two grandsons; Riley Jones and Luke Brizendine, brother in-law; Vince Megale III and wife Patricia, niece; Paula Ewald and husband David, great-niece; Brittany Ewald and great-nephew; Ryan Ewald.

The family will honor John’s wishes to be cremated and not have any type of service. Donations in Memory of John can be made to the American Lung Association (Donation Processing Center | PO Box 7000 | Albert Lea, MN 56007-8001).

6 comments

  1. J.V. you will be missed. I’m glad you were my cousin. I have some good memories of you that I will cherish forever dearly. Such a prankster at times. And those fish stories! LOL
    My condolences to your daughter and grandchildren. May God mend their broken hearts. Warm hugs to the family.

    Denise "Neecee" Berger
  2. My condolences to the family. I had not seen JV since BHS. Rest In Peace my friend.

    Dicky Rayzor
  3. John my sincere heart felt tears for your family. I have lost a long time distant friend.

    Janis.

    Your dad is a rare breed, but I know you know this. Your dad was my very first date in elementary. Your grandmother drive us both to Rosenberg Elementary school. He was dressed in a white sport coat black pants and dress shoes. What a handsome date he was and such a gentlemen. We were the first couple on the dance floor. He had a way of making things special. He topped the evening off by defending me a his girl. I will miss him to, but we have his memories. Thank you Janis for being his daughter. If there is anything anything I can do please let me know.

    A dear friend

    Carolyn Mancuso de la Houssaye.

    Carolyn Mancuso de la Houssaye
  4. Dear family of J.V.,

    I knew J.V. when I was 17 yrs.old. We wrote to each other when he was in the army and I can say he was my first love.

    I am very sad to hear of his passing and it will not be the same knowing he is not on this earth anymore.

    I pray God will heal your empty hearts.

    Jenise Bonno Giusti
  5. Janis
    My condolences to you, your sons and your family. I meet your about 16 years ago. He was a nice gentleman and a very good dancer. My prayers are with you.

    Othella Taylor

    Othella Taylor
  6. John (Johnny) Cappadona was employed with the Galveston Sheriff’s Department, I met Johnny thru Sheriff’s department, In my business we sold a lot of products to get them the best results: Identification,fingerprints etc, the best part was meeting all the rest of your family, Cindy and more, I have a problem w my memory these days, and I apologize.
    Love Foreve
    Raymond & Susie Loxterman
    Rockport ( Lamar) Texas

    Raymond Loxterman

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