Alfred I. Scileppi

My love and respect go out to the family of Mr. Scileppi. I knew him from 1981 to 1983, which doesn't seem so long, but he had such a lasting impact. He taught me self respect, that nothing was worth doing unless you were willing to invest yourself into it. That included the stuff you didn't like or want to do. Bottom line was to take pride in what you do, no matter what. I was also a clumsy little girl and he was always there when I fell. Thank you for everything Mr. Scileppi, I'll always...

Mr. Scileppi was a great teacher and caring person. I was one of the lucky ones that had him for a teacher. And also one of the lucky ones that received one of his patented talks on how to shape up in class. He will truly be missed by a lot of people who were lucky enough to be in his life. RIP

Mr. Scileppi was one of the most influential teachers that I have ever known. He taught us more life lessons in that classroom than any other class I ever experienced throughout my entire education. We all loved him and his influences live on through so many for ever. Prayers of encouragement to his family and friends, he will be missed and never forgotten. Barbara (Simcoe) Eaton and Richard Eaton

I had the privilege of being one of his students. He was always fair. I wish I had known what a gift I had been given to be a student of his all those many years ago. I will never forget him...<3

Mr. Scileppi was one of my Teachers at Belt, He was Funny, but was also a Teacher who taught and expected you to learn. I have thought about him over the years and talked about him. He left an incredible mark on me that helped me through a lot. God Bless you Mr.S...

Always remember Mr. Scileppi when I was at Belt in 71.He was an awesome teacher and what he taught me I was able to carry with me for the most part. He was always caring for all students......

Dear Ms. Cappelli, You and Mr. Scileppi, along with Mr. Adams, are some of the few teachers, I remember by name, as you all made a impact on me and hopefully others. Believe it or not, I took fives years of French in school and even used it when I got lost in Paris, in 1972 on a trip with All County Concert Band. I only remember the names of three professors I had at U of MD. Interesting I lived a block away from Wheaton high school and my neighbor Mrs. Dawson was the head of English at...