Arthur A. Munisteri

Remembering Art and how happy I was to meet him and share memories of our parents' long friendship. Sending a big hug and much gratitude to Nancy who made mine and my mother's stay at Rockridge so much more enjoyable!

You are never far from thought, I still miss you so much. Dance away dear one. Till we meet again.xxx D.

Remembering you uncle Art and found these photos from your early days in Brooklyn with your mother, father, sister Lauradele and brother Joseph G Munisteri. One photo of you and your mother Inez Ziniti Patti Munisteri in New York.

Uncle Art was a fine uncle in some of my formative childhood and young adult years. He could be full of fun and song and his voice was sonorous and at times, stentorian. He legal mind was keen and his hugs were warm. Though we disagreed on certain subjects, he was always up for a debate. The times in Brooklyn with the grandparents and his family and with a closeness cousins were able to have that not many in this generation continue...will never be forgotten. May God bless him and his...

Art and I were classmates at Yale and members of the Thomas More choir led by the late Johannes Somary. Art had a great singing voice. I was also an attorney and enlisted his legal expertise in representing,along with Richard Ben-Veniste (another former AUSA, two defendants in an interesting federal securities fraud criminal case in the SDNY. I will miss his mellow approach to life.

Dear Nancy, I learned of Arthur's passing this last week and was very sorry to hear it. I did not know him well but always enjoyed an occassional dance or meeting along the line in a dance. I just wanted you to know that I am thinking about you.