August Carretta

Augie with a smile on his face at the Mill,ALWAYS,Now in Gods place and a Forever God Smile.Rest in peace Mr.Smile,Emidio C.Cerasale.( tandem mill operator).

May Augie rest in Peace, I will always remember him popping in when mom & the club got together. Always had a smile on his face. Who wouldnt with his adorable wife Vi & all the club ladies he always had to say hi to. He is now back with his one & only. May they forever spend eternity together. RIP

Carol and family,

I am so sorry to hear about your Dad's passing, he was a kind, loving neighbor and an asset to our neighborhood. I will miss him waving to us with his grand warm smile whenever he saw us drive by. May he now be with the love of his life. RIP Mr. Carretta

I have the greatest memories of Augie and Vi, having grown up three doors down on Pequot Rd. They were another set of parents, as that’s how it was back then. My deepest sympathies to Carol and Mary, my neighborhood sisters. Aside from remembering just how kind he was, I still think of him when I make tuna salad because he showed me a “trick” when I was very young and all the neighborhood moms got together to play cards. I don’t remember why he was at my house that night - probably because my...

I worked with Augie at Allegheny when I was hired in 1969. As a new hire, Augie was one of my mentors in the Maintenance Dept. Augie kept in touch with me with a phone call every once in a while. He was a very good friend and co-worker.

Sending condolences to Augie’s family. In the few years we knew him, he was a great neighbor and always spoke highly of his family. The stories he told kept us talking in his back yard for hours. We will hold onto our memories and the impact he had on us.

Sending hugs and prayers to Augies family. Angie was a good friend and co worker to my Dad, John “Jack” Moran. So sorry for your loss