Jon Scott Nogaret, 55, died on the evening of February 20th, 2019 at his home in Pittsfield, New York. Jon is survived by his devoted and loving wife of 21 years, Suzanne (Iannello) Nogaret and his two beloved children, Sara Nogaret and Joshua Nogaret. Preceded in death by his mother, Blanche Kozina.
Jon was born on November 9th, 1963 in Montgomery, Alabama to Aldo Nogaret and Blanche while Aldo was on military base for the US Air Force. Jon was a graduate of Vestal High School in 1981 and received his BS from SUNY ESF in Syracuse, NY in 1987. Jon was an avid fisherman, hunter and outdoor guide where he made many friends throughout the years. Jon mostly liked to spend his time fly fishing on the Salmon River, Finger Lakes and Delaware River Tributaries. Known for his streamside fly exchanges and a “short” fishing story..or two. He also excelled at the art of turkey hunting. Jon enjoyed teaching other people the sport of fly fishing or turkey hunting and was very proud to share his knowledge and watch others succeed in finding a passion for the sport. Jon’s other passions included attending any of the events that his children participated in and UV Storm events. Jon’s kind hearted nature will leave a lasting impact on his family and friends.
Jon is also survived by his father Aldo (Jane) Nogaret, sister Laurie Nogaret, and many beloved Aunts and Uncles; Carole S. (Huck) Littlejohn, Robert J. (Dawn) Nogaret, Frank Nogaret III, Joseph M.(Diana) Nogaret, Dave (Naoko) Kozina, Albert “Ott” Shupa, Fred Shupa and Jane Vandervort.
The family will receive friends from 9:00 - 10:00 AM Wednesday, February 27, 2019 at St. Theresa’s Church in New Berlin, NY. Church service to follow at 10:00 AM. In lieu of flowers a donation to the Oneonta Trout Unlimited or the American Diabetes Association would be appreciated. |
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John Pakutka
Branford, CT
So sorry to hear of Jon’s passing. I had lost touch with him many years ago, but liked him a great deal. He was a kind, hard working guy. He and I played football together and as underclassmen battled the first stringers all week at practice. There was no quit in Jon, even though he was undersized. (The obit provided details about his life that made me smile. Thanks for that.) Funny thing is I thought he was with me in class of ‘82. I recall the two of us together in 2nd grade. (Miss Rexroad was tougher than those first string football players.) He must have graduated early, or my memory is failing. All sympathies to the family for your loss. He is gone way too soon.
Todd Downey
Monroe, CT
I remember Jon from Vestal High School. I remember him from football and adventures in Twin Orchards. My condolences to his family.
Chris Kowalski
Vestal , NY
My deepest sympathies to the entire family !!
Karen & John Cammarata
Smithville, NY
So sorry for your loss. He was very thoughtful and kind hearted.
LAURIE HOTALING
NORWICH NY
my prayers are with his family and friends , may God be with you all
Gina Perry
Guilderland, NY
Sue, Josh, and Sara my deepest sympathies to you all.
Pat O’Donnell
Norwich, NY
My thoughts are with the entire Nogaret family at this time.
Linda Grant
New Berlin NY
Our heartfelt condolences to Sue and her family.
The Grace Family
Columbus, NY
Our thoughts are with Jon's family at this sad time. He was always a part of
school and sporting events, always there to cheer and encourage our students and athletes.
Ruffino Family
Morris, NY
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Nogaret family.
Jon's presence will be missed at many Unadilla Valley sporting events. He was a great supporter of the UV athletic programs.
Mr & Mrs Vantran
New Berlin NY
May your happy memories bring help and comfort to you, Sara and Josh
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