Albert Trocchi

Love you Uncle Al & Aunt Edie....the best childhood memories think of you often, never forgotten always in my heart!

8 years have past. Always in my heart. Xox. You and auntie Edie will always bring warmth to my heart

Dear Mark and family,
My sincere condoloences on the loss of your Dad. I add my voice to the others remembering his stature as an administrator, his kindness, fairness and patience. He always seemed to remember us Mt. Everett alums even after not seeing him for many years. He will be missed by the whole Sheffield community and by all of us who came through Mt. Everett under his guidance. Take care,

Dear Mark, Deb & Elizabeth,

It is difficult to express the emotion I felt when I read the obituary for your Dad, Father-in-law and Grandfather.
Rather than sorrow, I felt a calm melancholy,...almost a selfish feeling. For those of us that knew him, respected him and loved him, it was a realization that we wouldn't be able to say hello anymore on the Post Office steps. We wouldn't be able to ask if he needed help navigating the stairs anymore, expecting only the polite, "no...

Dear Mark,Deb and Lizzie, The sad news of Al's passing has our family thinking of ya'll.Our children only met Al and Edie several times,but the impressions were lasting.That's the kind of people they were-great role models and living life to the fullest no matter what the age!A few yrs. ago(my own mother's funeral)the kid's were floored to know that Al drove himself in his speedy, little G-6 and that he got it up to 95m.p.h.That was Al!!May he and Edie be dancing the polka with all their...

To the Trocchi Family;

Al was a great teacher, principal, and role model for all of us that went to Mt. Everett. He was fair, firm and quite a sense of humor as well. My father used to love to tell the story of how Al had to remove and iguana from a students locker.

Dear Mark and Family,
Your dad will be missed by many of people that were touched by his ability to be kind yet firm. I will always remember the fun we had as kids climbing trees and eating smokies. I hope your fond memeries will help you with this difficult time.

There were many that had the privelage of having Mr. Trocchi as a teacher and indeed he was a true teacher and molder of his students. Mr. Trocchi has been thought of often and some of his teachings stay with me, even after almost 50 years. We had some wonderful teachers at Mt. Everett, but Mr. Trocchi has been at the head of the list without a doubt, in my opinion. Thanks for your patience with me and so many others with more thanks for your total dedication and spirit.