Gaspare “Jerry” Rindone

August 1, 1927 - January 27, 2022
Gaspare “Jerry” Rindone

Gaspare “Jerry” Rindone, 94 of Hendersonville, NC died Thursday, January 27, 2022.  He was born in Bronx, NY to Gaspare Gerald Rindone, Sr. and Ida Valentino Rindone. Jerry lived in Miami Springs, Florida from 1950’s thru the late 1980’s before retiring to Hendersonville, NC.  He was a US Navy Veteran of WWII, serving on the USS Kaweah.  He graduated from the University of Miami School of Architecture and with his late brother, Raymond “Ray” Rindone became a General Contractor and owner of Rindone Builders, Inc.  Together, the Rindone Brothers were respected and well known for some of the finest craftsmanship and safest homes ever built in Miami Springs and Miami Lakes, Florida.  They were also known for building industrial warehouses throughout Medley, Florida.  The Orange Grove business was a new venture for Jerry and Ray throughout the 60’s and 70’s as they owned 40 acres of groves in Arcadia, Florida. Many summer vacations, for both their children, were preparing the orange trees for the August harvest. The Rindone Bros. Citrus Groves were part of the Minute Maid allocation for most of those years due to the high-quality oranges and the brother’s secret recipe in caring for their trees.

Jerry served for 17 years as a Councilman for the City of Miami Springs and on the Zoning Board, as it was called in those days. Jerry also served in leadership positions in the Optimist Club and Knights of Columbus in Miami Springs. Jerry was also a Miami Springs volunteer Sheriff’s Deputy; so as a Council member, he could fully understand the needs of the Police department as the city’s growth was exploding in the 1960’s and 70’s. As Miami Springs families grew in the 70’s, the Rindone Brothers contracted with the City to install a City Sewer System, to which “Rindone Sewer & Water Company” was born. Jerry was of the Catholic faith and Blessed Trinity Catholic Church in Miami Springs was considered his home parish. As a retiree, Jerry and wife Mary traveled in their RV seeing the country God created.  Jerry and Mary considered Hendersonville, NC as their home base for the last 33 years.

Surviving is his wife of 71 years, Mary F. Rindone; Daughters Diane Rindone LeDane of Hendersonville, NC and Gale Rindone Threatt and husband Rodney Threatt of Belmont, NC; Sons Richard Rindone and wife Bonnie of Shelby, NC and Ron Rindone and wife Susan of Boiling Springs, SC; Nine Grandchildren; Michael, Thomas, Nicolette, Abigale, Taylor, Ryan, Kevin, Ronnie Jr. and Reshea;  Ten Great-Grandchildren; Lillie, Charlotte, Lincoln, Everett, Titus, Elias, William, Wyatt, Finleigh and Theo; Extended family Damarys Rindone.

No services are planned at this time.  In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Four Seasons Compassion for Life Foundation, 211 N. Main Street, Hendersonville, NC 28792.  https://fourseasonsgive.wpcomstaging.com/donations/online-giving-2/


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  • January 31, 2022
    Ann musser says:
    My thoughts are with you during this difficult time

  • January 31, 2022
    Sandy and Walter Raynes says:
    We are so very sorry for the loss of your Husband, father, Grandfather. May God give you strength as you mourn his passing. We pray that Jerry is now at peace with God and those loved ones that have gone before him. Sincerely, Sandy and Walter Raynes

  • January 31, 2022
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  • February 02, 2022
    Lorraine Brady says:
    My Uncle Jerry, my Godfather, my neighbor. Our family lived on the same block. My Uncle Jerry, Aunt Mary, cousins Diane, Richard, Gale and Ronnie. I often think about the family gatherings and My Uncle Jerry at the bbq. I remember the beautiful orchids that he grew in his green house that he built, after all, he was a contractor! I remember My Uncle Jerry behind the bar at our wedding holding up my train that I had dragged behind the bar to pose for a picture. I remember My Uncle Jerry coming to the department store where I worked on Christmas Eve telling my boss the family was waiting on me for dinner. I remember My Uncle Jerry, and cousins, helping us move to our new house and giving Bill and I a picnic table for our patio. My husband, Bill, would have a lot of stories to tell on the many trips that he made to the groves with my dad and My Uncle Jerry; many he can't tell! Don't forget the warehouse in Medley and Major, the German Shepherd, My Uncle Jerry loved. I remember our families traveling together to NY every summer. My Uncle Jerry would be ready and packed with 4 kids way ahead of us. Now you know the rest of the story. To My Uncle Jerry: Light the way for us. I love you, your niece, Lorraine

  • February 02, 2022
    John Garrett says:
    A good man. I enjoyed his Sicilian olives