John Dean Verardo

John Dean Verardo, 65, of Camarillo, CA, passed away on March 5th, 2022 at St Johns Hospital in Camarillo, CA of natural causes.

Funeral service will be held at The Church of Jesus Christ, 4393 Walnut Ave in Simi Valley on March 18th at 11am with Brother Sal Azzinaro of The Church of Jesus Christ officiating. Burial will follow at Simi Valley Public Cemetery in Simi Valley. A private viewing for will be held at The Church of Jesus Christ on March 18th at 10:20. Rose Family Funeral Home will be handling the funeral arrangements.

John was born in Los Angeles, CA to Patricia Howry and Frank Verardo on November 4th. 1956. He attended several schools throughout his educational career, but eventually landed at Simi Valley High School. He worked alongside his wife as CEO for K.A.R.V. Inc. Group Homes for severely autistic children for 20+ years. He enjoyed spending quality time with his children and grand-children, shopping, long drives along the coast and day trips to Santa Barbara.

John Dean Verardo is survived by his three children - Kaitlyn, Kyle and Kathyn, his son-in-law Kevin (spouse of Kathryn) his 4 grandchildren - Wyatt and Lacy (son and daughter of Kaitlyn) and Ryder and Annalyne (son and daughter of Kathryn and Kevin), his ex-wife Debby Little-Verardo and his nephew - Jason Thomas. He is preceded in death by his Father, Frank Carmen Verardo II, Foster Son, Richard Williams and his brother, Frank Carmen Verardo III.

Memorial donations may be made to next of kin Attn: Kaitlyn Verardo, 225 W. Elm St. Apt. L in Bishop, CA 93514. The family wishes to extend their gratitude to Rose Family Funeral Home for assistance in all planning/arrangements, The Church of Jesus Christ for allowing us to hold services in John’s home church, as well as assistance in the planning of this memorial and Simi Valley Public Cemetery for locating John’s burial site in the same area as his father, Frank Carmen Verardo II and Foster-Son, Richard Williams.

John was a loving husband, father, grandfather and friend. He will forever hold a special place in all of our hearts and will be sorely missed.