Rita O'loughlin
My deepest condolences on the loss of your father. This is your backyard neighbor Rita O'Loughlin.
I just heard about the accident this past weekend.Jim & Julie informed me.

Birth date: Nov 16, 1961 Death date: Jan 24, 2016
Paul G. “Shorty” Cerullo, 54, of Syracuse, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, January 24, 2016. He was born in Syracuse and was a self-employed mason who owned and operated Cerullo Masonry. Paul was a member of the John Venditti Read Obituary
My deepest condolences on the loss of your father. This is your backyard neighbor Rita O'Loughlin.
I just heard about the accident this past weekend.Jim & Julie informed me.

Cindy I am so sorry to hear if Paul's death. Please know that I remember each of fondly and you and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers
With deep sympathy, Sr. Marie
Paul,
I remember a shy and quiet kid that attended Saint Cecilia’s, along with Cindy, his name was Paul. We survived that school and the “pork chop” incident with Sister Ann is a great memory. I remember playing basketball at the school and football in Mr. Cavedine’s yard. Even then Paul loved to laugh and live. We cruised in your Impala (da imp) during high school and “Shorty” made his debut. I remember you and Cindy going on your first date. Your infectious laugh and zest for life won her over. You picked up speed and seemed to be cramming in as much during life as possible. I laughed remembering our road trip with Pasquale and Jay to Virginia Beach, (taking the show on the road and invading another state). We hung out at the “Room and West”, I laugh remembering your dance moves to “Super Freak”. You found another gear, overdrive, and thereafter, never seemed to rest or even need rest. I remember double dating, attending one another’s weddings and being on hand when our kids were born. I realized you were not only my friend but my brother. I left Solvay 30 years ago and we always stayed in touch, that I miss already. I will miss the late night talks about our kids, their future and our life’s many ups and downs. I cried when I heard the news and laughed as a lifetime of memories came flooding back. You were a major part of my life and that void will never be filled. Like many others discovered, you were always ready to help and could brighten up anyone’s day. An encounter with Shorty was always an intense emotional event that started with a hug. His energy, love and laughter were transferred to all who encountered him. Paul didn’t believe in strangers, strangers were simply friends he hadn’t met yet. I cried at first, because you were gone and my heart went out to your family and friends. I can only offer my condolences to your wife, children, family and friends. Yet, I catch myself laughing and smiling as I reflect on a lifetime of great memories, I am so thankful that you were part of my life. I love you brother!
To the entire Cerullo Family, I'm sorry sorry for your loss. I cannot ever remember seeing Pauly where he didn't have you and anyone around you smiling and laughing. During difficult times of my life I would run into Pauly, not just a friend your biggest cheerleader he left you feeling not only better about yourself but your circumstances. Thank you for sharing this wonderful human being with our community. RIP Pauly we will be laughing at heaven's table and sharing our stories with you our friend, motivator and cheerleader. Praying for those who he leaves behind May God be your rock and comfort until you all meet again. Tammy Lucio and family
Cindy and family,
So very sorry to hear of your loss. Please know our thoughts and prayers are with you and your whole family.
John & Patti Connor
My brother Lee from Florida just texted me, and said that Paul was the first person to give him a chance in his business as a sheet rocker years ago. He said that Paul, Patsy and their father treated him like family. They sent so much work his way, that he did all he could to return the favor. He bought Paul's plow truck on payments, and after Lee did some work within the Cerullo family, Paul told him to forget the rest of the money owed. Lee said "that's the kind of person Paul was", and that he will always miss Paul and Patsy.
My brother also has a heart of gold, and it makes me happy that their paths crossed...
Cindy, sol, Greg and Sarah and your beautiful grandchildren, as well as Patsy and the rest of the Cerullo family. We were so devastated to hear of the passing of Paulie. I think back twenty plus years when the kids were little and we would sit around at the Fessingers home and listen to all the stories Paulie and the guys would share. The big smile, the laughter and the genuine love that Paulie had for everyone will never be forgotten. I feel blessed that I was able to see him not to long ago on his way home from work. He gave me the biggest hug, and told me how much he missed Pat and I. He is truly an angel who will watch over you and the kids and grandchildren always. My heart goes out to you with so much love. We are always there for you Cindy. I'm so very sorry you have to bear this sadness and pain. Lean on everyone, especially God who will watch over you and love you. You are never far from our thoughts.
Love, Sue and Pat Donegan and Ryan, Sarah, Noah and Taylor and grandchildren Jayden and Jaslynn.
Love you you as well Patsy, I know how very close you and your brother are. He will always be with you. 💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝
I'm so sorry Sam,Antoinette,Patsy and all the family. Paulie was a good guy always laughing and joking around whenever i would see him.I know how hard he worked because was there with Paulie,Patsy,Rosario and Sam when we were young.God bless and RIP Paulie!
You made me laugh every time l saw you, will miss you, Joe Goodfellow