Perry Robert

Daddario

Perry Robert Daddario, 51, of Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey, formally from Ridgefield, passed away on January 22, 2025.  Born on July 29, 1973, Perry graduated from Ridgefield High School and started his career as a Sign Hanger. He later became a Crane Inspector for the City of New York and most recently was a Site Safety Director for Construction Realty Safety Group for the past 9 years.

Perry was a dedicated husband, father, brother, son and friend.  He enjoyed watching sports (even though it was a bit difficult with the Giants' season this year), basking in the sun (always loved a good tan), traveling with his wife, taking trips to LBI with his children, and relaxing with his dog, Chloe (who never showed any PDA and waited until they walked in the door to jump all over him).

Perry's passion for sports started in his youth, where he was an avid baseball player in little league and in high school. His love for food was second to none.  He was inspired by cooking shows and created his own special recipes with vegetables from his garden.  He especially loved making his own pizza in his Solo Stove and of course, pushing his food onto everyone else even when they couldn't eat another bite.

At work, Perry was a mentor, leader and friend whose dedication was unwavering.  He was honored with the Commissioner's Award for Excellence in 2013 which recognized outstanding performance by an individual during Hurricane Sandy.

Perry is survived by his wife, Caroline and his children, Robert, Victoria and Alexandra, his parents, Robert and Bette, his brother, Michael and his wife, Christe, his sister, Lisa, nephew, Joe, and his in-laws, Zepur Resimcioglu, Alex Kasabian, Ari, Jen and Ariana Kasabian, along with many more beloved family and friends.

Services will be held at Macagna Funeral Home in Cliffside Park on Monday, January 27th from 4pm to 8pm. Funeral to be held at St. Matthew's in Ridgefield on Tuesday, January 28th at 10am.