Alfred W. Randazzo Sr.

My condolences to the Randazzo family. I grew up as a neighbor who lived five houses down across the alley from the Randazzos. I remember seeing Mr. Randazzo and his family often as I walked home from school for years past his house and down the alley. He was a great example of the ideal citizen and neighbor. Vivid among my memories are the Randazzos on the porch and in their yard, that nice yard and garden, and the first time I saw the awesome police car parked in front of his house. Since I...

Sgt. Randazzo was my very first memory of a policeman as I was just a small boy in 5th grade(Yorkship School) and also Captain of the safety patrol. Sgt. Randazzo came to speak with us and show us how to be safe. Many years later he made a telephone call for me to help me get into the Camden City Police Academy, as an "independent" and later I was hired by the Voorhees Police. Now some 24 years later, I am the Sergeant speaking with kids at our schools and community about being safe. Thanks...

Cathy I am so sorry about your father-in-law. May he rest in peace. If there is anything I can do for you or Bill please let me know.

Dear Bill and family:
I was so sorry to hear of the passing of your Dad. He was one of those faces I remember fondly from Fairview as a child. We were a blessed generation because our parents were always present in our and our friend's lives. May God bless you now with peace knowing that your Dad was a fine man, remembered and loved by not only his family but by a whole community.

Marilyn Matthews Alles
Fairview Reunion Committee

Sorry to read about your fathers passing, I worked with your mother at Lanning Square and of course knew your father through the schools. I remember both of your parents telling me stories about raising you two boys. My husband was with the fire marschalls office, the old Camden families are just about gone! Barbara Nigro