Augustine "Gus" Trincheria

Ruth, I am one of the Morris family on Bates St who lived next to you for a short time when you were pretty newly married. 3 things about Gus. 1. 70-80 yard touchdown run against Easton. 2. You and Gus were very friendly. 3. Gus often helped my brother, Bill, fix his old car. What a great guy. Joel Morris

Our deepest sympathy to you Ruth and family. We knew Gus from our days in Alpha growing up. Always a smile and always had time to talk. A really good person. Will be missed by many.
Leona and Barney Veres

I grew up enjoying family reunions with the Giordano - Trincheria families. Gus and his brothers, cousins, nephews and anyone would get so psyched to "play ball"and talk Yankees. Then bocce, volleyball, quoits . Gus was a role model always. Ruth, John, and family - sorry for your loss.

Ruth,John&the Trincheria family.I am so,so sorry for your lose.My thoughs and prayers are with you.

Mrs. T,

We are so sorry for your loss. You and your family are in our prayers during this difficult time.

Love,
Teri, Jeff, and Henry Richter

The class of 1953 extends deepest sympathy to Gus's family on the loss of a wonderful man respected by everyone who knew him. He will be missed by many

My Payers go out to the family for a man who gave of himself for others. Your loss will be felt by many.

I remember Gus as if it were yesterday.What a great man ! No better words can describe him .

My condolances to the Trincheria family. Mr Trincheria, "Gus" was truly a great man. He was one of my midget football coaches when I was a kid. He was a kind, considerate, caring but stern coach. As an adult, I would see him here and there over the years and he would remember me, the little quarter back from Alpha. He definitely helped make me the man I am today. R.I.P. Coach!