Alphonse D. Cannavaciolo Sr.

Sad... loss of childhood friend from the "projects" condolences to the family

Dear Terry and Albina, Al was a wonderful and kind man who loved his family. He enjoyed his teaching profession and contributed to his community through his volunteer efforts. You were very fortunate, Abina, to him as your husband for 64 years. We are thinking of both of you in these difficult times. John F., Marilynn J. Anderson, and Linda Fernandes

I was saddened to learn about Al´s passing. He was a terrific lector coordinator at St. Barnabas. I´m glad I had the chance to work with him from 1982-1994. I´m also grateful for getting to know Albina and his family. May God´s blessings be on Al and those he leaves behind. R-I-P.

Fred and I are sending you sincere sympathy on Al´s passing

I have known Al since his wedding day. I admired him for his many capabilities. I liked discussing world events with Al. We had different interests, but he was logical and had common sense that made a person listen to what he had to say. He quietly participated in helping others. I considered myself a friend. He will be missed. I hope to meet up with you when and if I get to heaven. Sincerely, Ed Pease

Mr. C. He was a great teacher at North Haven High School. May He Rest in Peace.

Mr. C was my geometry teacher when I was a freshman at EHHS. He was a lovely man and a wonderful teacher. That was the only time in my life that I got "A"s in math. I never forgot him ad I offer my sincere condolences to his family.

To my old HH pals Terry and Al Jr. and Mrs. C et al: So sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. May he rest in eternal Peace. My condolences to All. Hang tough, Jamie